disable "Git is required for non-read-only agents: Not in a git repository"

[freelanceagent1]

for some reason code subagents can't see my git, every single other software, CLI & IDE work.
How do I disable the damn thing or how do I hardcode git cmd path for code so it can finally allocate it?

[zemaj]

Do you mind running Code on it and asking it why it can't see your .git directory? The information it provides would be super helpful!

[zemaj]

Or alternatively could you run these two commands

git rev-parse --show-toplevel
env | grep -E 'PATH|GIT'

and tell me the output?

[freelanceagent1]

I reinstalled the package, figured maybe it's having path issues due to me fiddling the entire day, now I'm back to "program not found" when spawning sub agents.
P.S. git rev-parse --show-toplevel returning D:/Jobsearch

and if you wanted to see my path - here

[freelanceagent1]

if anyone else gets this issue, my solution was to use the absolute path for agents e.g. "C:\Users\YourUser\AppData\Roaming\npm\coder.cmd" or "C:\Users\YourUser\AppData\Roaming\npm\gemini.cmd" and so on.
Git started working as well.

I randomly remembered that this was the solution I used when codex initially released and did not natively work on Windows properly but then I had to force set codex to absolute path in my PowerShell.

Hope this helps someone else.

P.S. sadly I'm new to development and can't really review the source code to pinpoint the issue accurately.

P.S.P.S. Adding the absolute paths to PATH would not reccomend, I had issues with IDEs and other NPM packages when I did that with codex months back.