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According to the above image to locate, and modify the last Content Type and PerceivedType. According to the above image to locate, and modify the last Content Type and PerceivedType.
Finally, reboot the machine, delete the browser cache, and force refresh the web page (shift+f5). Finally, reboot the machine, delete the browser cache, and force refresh the web page (shift+f5).
Thanks to https://www.bilibili.com/read/cv19519519 Thanks to https://www.bilibili.com/read/cv19519519
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# fatal: not a git repository
When running a git command some users may encounter this issue
```
fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
```
This happes to some user when ther download webui by using `Downloading ZIP` button on GitHub's webpage, this button download the code without the `.git` dir which contains the metadata of a git repo,
as it is not a git repository git operations doesn't work.
## Fix: convert a non-git dir to a git repo
This can be fixed by convert a non-git dir to a git repo by running the following command in the `webui root directory`
### Warnings
> If you do not have a basic understanding of running commands into a terminal
> You MUST make sure your running the command in the webui's root directory<br>
> If you're applying this guide for some other project that is NOT [AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui) You MUST NOT use the command as is<br>
> You MUST MODIFY the command appropriately, especially the `root directory` `remote URL` and `branch name`<br>
> **failingly above may result in unintended data loss**
```
cd "<path-=of-webui-root>"
git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui.git
git fetch origin
git switch master --force
```
meaning of each line of command
0. change directory to the webui's root directory
0.1 this change the directory where the commands will be applied to
1. initialize the `current directory` as a `git repo`, (adding the .git dir and it's contents)
2. set the remote of the git repo as `https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui.git`
2.1 if you're following this guide for some other project you must modify the remote URL appropriately
3. fecth git metadata from the remote origin
4. switch the repo onto the `master` branch
4.1 `--force` is used so that it will automatically override any conflicting files
4.2 use different bench name other then `master` if you wish to switch to other branch, for example `dev` branch