Git gud origin full#

But you might be connected to your github account on the system you're pushing with. You should be able to get rid of the 403 rejection. About the process to add an existing project to a new github repository take a look at this linkĪnd take a look at the part that says ' A new repo from an existing project' to make sure you started well. Tout est dans le titre.Encore un de vos mots comliqué. This gave a clue of the rejection it was about, then to force push the project and bypass the rejection I did this with my github account opened on browser on the same system:Īnd the push was successful. Then I did:Īnd there came a fatal error, a rejection for push. Doing that I received a notification as the folder is empty ( Not a problem).

$ git remote add origin sure you've clicked on the 'copy' icon that is at right end of the repository's url from you github account to grab your real this ( ) without blank spaces added. I cloned and push the project base on the github url you provided in the comment. I understand the fact that you were used to the git command lines but just in case you forgot some things this link will strongly help you as well

Git gud origin full#

So in this case it's advisable to set the full url -all instead of just doing git push origin -all. I read your explanation and I hope this is what to did:įrom the comments I understand that this is the first push of this project to the repository.

' Generally used to pock fun at and mock inexperienced players in a particular video game. Yet all of a sudden, I can't do a simple push. A intentionally misspelled phrase meaning ' get good. Other are roguelikes (by design you need to git gud, because if you die you lose everything), and my favourite ones are the binding of isaac, dead cells and crypt of the necrodancer. I am really baffled, because I am trying to do something which I was doing for years. If I log in in the Git account DelNov, to which I have admin rights, I see that the user Niceno, my humble me, is granted access to repository. Git config -global user.email are both correct, and have been working for several years now.įetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*ĥ. (I am pretty sure it is fine, because it doesn't give me the Authentication failed error. I use my PAT which I recently generated as a password. I am trying to push some modifications into a git repository, but get the message: 'I get the fatal: unable to access 'repository': The requested URL returned error: 403