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# Troubleshooting

#### **Common Issues**

**The button is Grey / "Offline"**

* **Cause:** Unreal Engine built-in Source Control is disabled.
* **Fix:** Click "Source Control: Off" in bottom right -> "Connect to Source Control".

**"Fatal: Invalid path /Temp/..." Errors**

* **Cause:** You are working on an unsaved map ("Untitled"). Git cannot track files that exist only in RAM.
* **Fix:** Press **Ctrl+S** and save the map into your Content folder.

**The Light stays Green but I know there is an update.**

* **Cause:** The "Git (Beta)" plugin often caches status aggressively to save performance.
* **Fix:** Click the Green Button once. This forces a "Brute Force" network poll on the current map file.

**I see a Red Light. What do I do?**

* **Cause:** You and a teammate edited the same file.
* **Fix:** Click the Red Button. Unreal allows you to Merge. If the binary cannot be merged, you must decide to **Keep Yours** or **Accept Theirs** in the window that appears.


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