Error when running makes (m .) (builds)

[super-item]

What happens

I’m following the instruction in the build section of the documentation. I have tried to run makes by typing m . . But I got this error: fatal: Could not reset index file to revision ‘HEAD’. I have also tried whit ./build.sh but the file doesn’t exist: bash: ./build.sh: No such file or directory.

What do you understand or find about that problem

I have looked for information about this and it seems to be a problem with git. I have no clear what is the problem. I have reread the build section in the documentation, following all the steps.

Did you try any workaround? What did you do?

I have reinstalled nix and makes. But it did work.

Evidences

I need help with

I need help to understand the error. Why does it happen? What could I do?

[federal-heritage]

Regards
A mi me esta saliendo el mismo error aunque me respondieron lo siguiente :

Error formatYaml and Others.lst pt.2

What happens I don’t understand the error that occurs with respect to the yml file, with respect to the rest of the errors with external solutions, I had already published in a forum. Where they told me to put double quotes in the date and the other errors were apparently not my fault. What do you understand or find about that problem At the moment I do not understand I understand any of the errors I did a search in the forum to see if someone else had a similar error but I did not find …

[imaginative-watch]

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[imaginative-watch]

Hello,

Please try to use the post format correctly and attach either the pipelines/branch to check your case well. For the moment I recommend you clone the repository again, remember to be on par with the master branch, and check which version of Makes you are using.

Regards

[super-item]

Thanks for your answers!
I have already find a solution: I am using docker to run local integrations. It seems there was a problem with the operating system (I use ubuntu). I have used ghcr.io/fluidattacks/makes:22.11 as starting point to create a new image to run to run local integrations.