I´m very new in GitHub (since yesterday ;-)) and want to add files & folders
In my Xcode-Project i have this Folder-/File-Structure:
entries with the folder-icon as CodeDataTest, Classes, Model,... are Folders, the rest are files.
Now i want to add these structure to my new GitHub-Repository as shown.
I googled a lot but found no solution. :-(
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance!
1.Login GitHub, then click Start a Project -> Create a new repository, input your name CoreDataTest
2.Run git init in your local CoreDataTest directory.
3.Run the following command:
git remote add origin git#github.com:xxxx/CoreDataTest.git
4.Finally, push local repository to remote
git push -u origin master
I got it after wasting a lot of time...
In the accepted answer of Em L everything was correct, but me idiot added at github.com a new repository with adding a new README.md and this caused the error
ERROR: Repository not found.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
after a lot of tries, i added a new repository without a new README.md and everything was ok, but i don´t know the reason. :-( Till yesterday, when on a new try i finally noticed it...
So my solution in addition to Em L answer is
maybe it will help someone...
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I'm working in a group using GitHub, and when I tried transferring my work to the remote repo it didn't allow me to. It says I must do git pull first, so I did. That created some conflict in my code, then I tried to do git push again and that didn't work either.
So I switched to a new branch and tried to push from there. Didn't work with a simple git push, but a similar instruction worked for me.
Since then cmder keeps showing this:
C:\laragon\bin\cmder\vendor/clink.lua:219: attempt to index local 'HEAD' (a nil value)
C:\laragon\www\pharmacie>
Which allows me only to use instructions like php artisan serve, but not Git instructions like git status...
I already tried some clink.lua code that I found on github, but didn't work.
I tried abandoning my project, so I cloned the remote repo locally.
But then it didn't clone the vendor folder or the .env file; so I added them from an other repo (so it could compile) and changed the DB name in the .env file to match my project.
Now it keeps giving an error that says the table of the project I got vendor + .env from doesn't exist. But I didn't leave that table in the .env, I changed it to my project.
Any help?
Your problem is probably due to a conflict in a file you didn't handle.
When there is a conflict, a file usually looks like this:
<<<<<<<<< HEAD
// Some code
==============
// Some other code
>>>>>>>>> branch
And you have to choose what you want to save and what you want to delete after the merge.
So I would recommend to you to check your C:\laragon\bin\cmder\vendor/clink.lua file at line 219 to see if it could contain what I just said above.
And by the way, you should add your vendor folder in your .gitignore
And for the problem with your .env file, did you run php artisan migrate ?
EDIT
And because the problem come from your vendor folder, you could resolve it by deleting your vendor folder and run composer install to reinstall your dependencies
I have been facing the same issue. I resolve the issue by updating the cmder.
As like the image above for that click on the upper right corner (Setting) on the cmder window.
1. Choose: General -> Update
2. Check the Startup checkbox for (Do automatic check on) and then
3. Click the save settings button
4. Restart the cmder.
5. It will prompt for update and allow it to update.
6. Restart cmder again and it will resolve the issue.
I repair it as follows:
clone the repository again into another folder
access the hidden .git folder and copy only the folders (hooks, info, logs ...), do not copy the files
replace the folders in the .bin folder of the newly cloned project with the old one
with this I recover the branches and the code of my project, I hope and it will be useful to someone.
I am new to Git and I am trying to merge my branch (With_Base_Class) with the remote master branch from within Xcode.
I tried commiting and pulling in every possible order (I hope), but every time I recieve the following error:
The local repository is out of date.
Make sure all changes have been pulled from the remote repository and try again.
This is a video of me getting the error:
https://youtu.be/sEfSnnHONkU
What am I doing wrong?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
Try this git command
git push origin master --force
Thanks to KinneyKare's answer, I tried simply shutting down and restarting Xcode. This worked! If you get the
The local repository is out of date.
error in Xcode, I suggest first trying to simply exiting/shutting down/and restarting Xcode. (aka: throw the big red switch if all else fails).
I just had this same issue and it ended up being a weird disconnect between Xcode and GitHub. How I fixed this was going to GitHuB and changing my password. Then authenticating again in Xcode using the new password. WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!!
git push origin NameBarche --force
I have same problem my issue is solved:
I create a new project repository remote and the previous is deleted by that way my problem is solved
Try use Merge "main" into "main"
Using Win7, Gitolite, and TortoiseGIT
today I updated my GIT to version 2.6.1, therefore I had to deinstall the old version.
Long time ago I created a ssh-config file to have easier access to my repositories and all was working fine since today.
After the update I tried to clone an existing repository and got following error:
ssh: couldn't resolve hostname gitbox: Name or service not known
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.
Seems to me like GIT doesn't know where the ssh-config file is located.
Following helped but I'm not very happy with that solution:
Starting GIT GUI
Trying to clone a repository -> Same error as before
figured out that GIT created a new folder at /c/Users/newUser/
Inside the folder I found .gitconfig
Create .ssh folder here
Copy rsa key and config file here
All working as before
Can someone explain what happened here? Or how can I tell GIT/ssh where my config file was initially located?
Thank you very much!
Can someone explain what happened here?
You need to make sure that HOME is properly set to %USERPROFILE%: by default, git will look for the global config and for .ssh settings in %HOME%.
By default, calling c:\path\to\PortableGit-2.6.1-64-bit\git-cmd.exe would initiate a CMD session with HOME correctly set.
c:\path\to\PortableGit-2.6.1-64-bit\git-bash.exe would do the same for $HOME, in a bash session.
I'm looking for help !!
I am getting the following error message when trying to complete a git pull;
C:\Jenkins\Repo> git pull error: cannot open .git/FETCH_HEAD: Permission denied
The machine in question is Windows Server 2008 r2 OS and were using ssh to handle the authentication.
We have tried the following;
Checked that the current user the correct read/write on the FETCH_HEAD file, which it does, also checking that the user has the correct permissions set on the repo root.
I have tried to load my private key (which I know 100% works and has permissions to the repo in question) and still the same issue... so from little I know regarding git I think this is more of a Windows issue
and lots of Google !
Any more ideas on what to do/check would be a great help !
This happened to me after I upgraded to Windows 10. While my user is an administrator and Administrators had full access to the root repo folder, my user was not explicitly listed. I've added my user with Full Control and it solved the problem for me (had the same issue with Outlook refusing to read the PST file until I did the same thing).
So, for me, the solution is:
Right click on the folder, select properties
Security
Edit
Add
Type in my user name
Check Full Control under Allow
OK, OK
On Windows 10 this is what worked for me:
1. go to the repo folder
2. right click on the .git folder and choose the last option - properties
3. on the general tab uncheck hidden checkbox if checked
4. hit apply and then ok
now go try git fetch or git pull and it should work.
This is fairly a common problem. I've come across it many times and almost all of the times, the issue is with the right permissions to the repo/directory .git/ and the right SSH keys to access the git repository.
You probably need to make the user, the owner of the repository chown (Give full access to the user) or, clone the repository to a different directory.
You can set the write permission with the following command
go to your folder chown -R youruser:yourgroup .git/
Also try to un-hide the .git folder.
In my case, this happend because I hide the .git folder by hand(usually it will be hide automatically) but I forgot it.
I have tried edit security but no effect. So I just show the .git folder and solve the problem.
May this can be help for someone
This happened to me because after updating windows.
Kindly try these steps:
Right click on folder -> properties
Under general there are two checkbox hidden and read only -> uncheck the hidden check box and click on apply
Under security -> edit -> add user -> apply
give full access to your user
This will work for you
just remove the folder,and clone again.
What I did was open powershell / command prompt with Administrative rights inside the repository, and I was able to pull / fetch / merge and push.
This problem can also be caused by the caches Jenkins keeps of it's Git operations. I had tried chowning the files I thought were causing the problem, I also deleted the workspace completely.
After deleting %ProgramData%\Jenkins\.jenkins\workspaces\MY-BUILD* I still had the exact same error message.
In %ProgramData%\Jenkins\.jenkins\caches I deleted everything but you could probably just delete the git-<HEX_ID> and git-<HEX_ID>#tmp folders and retry the same checkout. This resolved the issue for me as Jenkins was forced to recreate the .git folder in both the workspace and the cache and the permissions were then correct.
Steps:
Delete the workspace folders of the troublesome job
Delete the Git caches
Retry the job
Here is my problem
I am using heroku to develop an app and I am using github along with it for a project.
Now when I try and use github(clone) without heroku to work on a different project it says...
michael#michael-HP-PavilionNotebook-PC:~$
michael#michael-HP-PavilionNotebook-PC:~$
michael#michael-HP-PavilionNotebook-PC:~$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/michael/.git/
michael#michael-HP-PavilionNotebook-PC:~$ ls
Desktop Downloads gifiniti Music Pictures Templates Ubuntu One
Documents examples.desktop gifinitiApr24 oldgifiniti Public tmp Videos
michael#michael-HP-PavilionNotebook-PC:~$ git clone git#github.com:toadiferus/SecretTunnel
Cloning into SecretTunnel...
! Invalid path.
! Syntax is: git#heroku.com:<app>.git where <app> is your app's name.
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
michael#michael-HP-Pavilion-dv6700-Notebook-PC:~$
How would I resolve this error? Can't find any support online for this specific problem.
HOw can I change the syntax of the commands? I want to just clone a project from github not heroku.
THANKS!
Michael
Your ~/.ssh/config may have been hijacked by if you used the heroku accounts plugin. Same thing happened to me. I removed the contents of my ssh config and all is well!
Firstly, you don't need to init before you clone - init is used to turn a project folder into a git repository unless you really intended to turn your entire user directory into a git repo? I would suggest you delete the .git folder that would have been created from your doing this.
To be sure you're using the correct path go to your projects on github and use the icon that looks like a clipboard to copy the correct url to your clipboard, paste onto your command line and see what happens then.
I also don't understand why when you do a
git clone git#github.com:toadiferus/SecretTunnel
Cloning into SecretTunnel...
you get what looks like a Heroku push error??? Git clone from a github URL should simply clone the project from github to your local machine.
! Invalid path.
! Syntax is: git#heroku.com:<app>.git where <app> is your app's name.
Are you editing the output you are pasting?
The git url should have .git on the end, ie. git#github.com:toadiferus/SecretTunnel.git.