Permission Issues on MacOS with Git

Greetings, to those whom pondered here!

I am currently embarking a journey at Hack Reactor and wanting to catalog some of things I learn on my own or during that day. I hope that you will join me in this process!

This has been a bit of an inconvenience for me personally, has been permission denied in the terminal when using git. It appears that I was finally able to fix this today and I wanted to share this to anyone who may have experienced similar issues as I have.

Linux users, don't leave just yet! This should also apply to linux as well!

If you are receiving permission errors with the ~/.config directory, then it could mean that the permissions are restricted or it does not exist yet. These steps should help address these concerns.

Open your terminal, and type in:
```
   cd ~/
```
- cd - change directory
- ~/ - the $HOME path (i.e. /Users/{username})
We want to list all of our files and who currently owns the .config. In your terminal, type in:
```
   ls -all
```
- ls - lists directory contents
- -all - does not ignore entries starting with .
Check to see if it is set to root. If it is set to root, then type in:
```
   sudo chown -R $(whoami) .config
```
- sudo - super user do /soo·dow/. A command to override permission. Be cautious with this power!
- chown - change file ownership
- -R - to modify the permissions Recursively
- $(whoami) - displays the current logged-in user.
- .config - this is just the file name.

You can apply this to any situation where you need to change who owns the file!

Disclaimer! Please proceed with caution. I am not liable for any security/permission concerns or issues that you may run into. If there are concerns, please research before proceeding.