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There are several solutions to this perhaps same problem but none of the ones I found were of any help.

Yesterday I authenticated Github to vscode to be able to git push my code up. Authentication was successful and I got no errors. I shutdown the server provided by webpack-dev-server and went to bed. Today I opened up vscode, directed via the git-bash terminal to the project directory to execute yarn run serve (the command to start the webpack server) like usually and got the following error: bash: *path_to_command_directory /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied

git works fine. However yarn and npm stopped working and return the error above. (Return as in shows in the command line the exact full line)

  • Executing vscode as admin resolved the "permission issue" but that is something I'd like to avoid.
  • Changing permission rules on the folders itself didn't resolve the issue.
  • Reinstalling vscode (including the whole directories associated to it) didn't help.
  • Regenerating the public key was no success as well.

After all this (except the as admin execution) nothing worked out.

I included vscode in the tags because it may be connected to. If possible I'll remove it after a solution was found.

The mentioned possible solutions are linked here:

There are some more but they repeat the same solutions.

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