Was there any resolution of this issue?

I'm experiencing the same thing - unable to perform a git revert.

PowerBuilder 2022 R3 Build 3356

Git version 2.45.1

GitHub repository

git commit, git push, git pull all work without issue (in this simple test)

Workspace resides in a directory under C:\Users\<username>\

Starting with local repository in sync, I made a simple change to an object.

Turned on detailed logging of source control activity.

From library painter, performed a git revert.

From the log file:

24-07-05 14:07:40 INFO: Git revert
24-07-05 14:07:40 INFO: Git client is finding files. Please wait...
24-07-05 14:07:40 INFO: Git client has finished finding files. 1 file(s) found.
24-07-05 14:07:41 INFO: Git client is reverting files. Please wait...
24-07-05 14:07:41 INFO: [Git Detail error] the path 'C:' does not exist in the given tree
24-07-05 14:07:41 INFO: Git detail error info: The path 'C:' does not exist in the given tree
24-07-05 14:07:41 INFO: Git client error code: Requested object could not be found. Because of invalid value in Author, Email, username, password, or local branch name, etc.
24-07-05 14:07:41 INFO: Failed to revert file.
24-07-05 14:07:42 INFO: Failed to do Git revert.
24-07-05 14:07:42 INFO: Git revert completed.

Ronnie,

In my case the problem is most likely that the revert operation is supposed to run under some unspecified , unknown system account that is lacking the proper credentials for execution. And those credentials are dictated by company group policy, outside my control. So I accepted the workaround:

Right-click on the PB-object to be reverted and select "Open Containing folder". Right-click on the corresponding file and select TortoiseGit (Or whatever 3.party GIT tool you are using). Do the the revert operation there.

Afterwards do a refresh in the PB object browser.

This function is needed extremely often so I don't understand why Appeon doesn't fix it.  Typically one messes up an object and wants to get back to the starting point.

regards 

sverre