So, I'm getting this error message when running "git add .":
git add .
warning: could not open directory '.1a239c90-dae6-f0ef-0af3-093a963e8254.cls/': Permission denied
The funny thing is, there is no such directory on my machine...
Has anyone seen something like this before?
It starts with a dot so it is by default hidden from display on UNIX systems and in git bash on windows. Check if it really doesn't exist with ls -a. It seems like a temporary LaTeX file - try to reopen the bash to reload the environment and check the file's flags (if it's really present).
Just for testing, try and clone your repo elsewhere, and report your modification in that new clone.
From there, you can test if a git add . would trigger the same error message.
I have the same exact issue, I have many .1a239c90-dae6-f0ef-0af3-093a963e8254.cls files, they are in multiple repos, I am building and running both from a vagrant environment and from my mac. I do not yet know what is happening, it just started seemingly out of the blue a couple days ago. Do not have permission to delete from the command line, even with sudo, I have to manually move them to the trash and input admin creds to delete.