These errors indicate that Git could not find the specified file paths in the repository. It is possible that the files were deleted or renamed, or that they were never added to the repository in the first place.
To resolve this issue, you should check if the files exist in your local working directory and if they have been properly committed to the Git repository. If they do not exist, you may need to recreate them or obtain them from another source. If they have not been committed, you can use git add to stage them for commit and then git commit to permanently save them to the repository.
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