Git pull error: unable to create temporary sha1 filename

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For what it’s worth, when I had this problem—but when committing—I tried git-repack and git-gc, but neither worked. I got a permission denied error, which led me to chown the entire repo recursively to the user I expected it to be, and I could then commit/push/pull with no problem.

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