You have pending modifications on tracked files, you need to deal with them before proceeding: commit them or discard them. Then run git rebase --continue

@JuanBustamante : please update your questino with the current output of git log --graph --oneline --name-status -- path/to/file, and indicate which commit contains the changes and which commit contains the revert

I’m voting to close this question because it belongs to serverfault.com (question about how Windows special folders work)

@phd: true indeed :) this turns out to be a question about Windows. Should be moved to serverfault.com

as a generic rule: SO favors text over images, please update your question by copy/pasting file paths copied from the explorer or your terminal, rather than pasting screen captures.

In Windows, some locations that show up with a directory icon in the explorer are not regular directories but so called "Special Folders" (for example: My Documents or My Pictures). Can you give a more precise example of a directory that does not show up ? When you open a git-bash terminal by right cliking on a folder, then type pwd inside that terminal, does the directory path mentioned there match what you expected ?

io.Copy both reads and writes, have you ruled out any slowness on the reader side ?

@awsmce: you are correct. Actually having any file or directory named .git is suspicious, I updated my answer by removing the filter

"parsing" it should be as simple as git worktree list --porcelain | grep -B2 "^branch refs/heads/$branchName"

do you mean you can't edit the structure of HubEvent at all ? for example to set Payload *EventPayload ?