Hi guys,
I did not use git for more than a year now.
So I need to review again.
Thus just rusty with it.
Here is my little problem.
On my github.com I created a repository project1.
On my desktop I also created a repository proejct1
I tried this command below,
git remote add origin https://github.com/iridion9/project1.git
git push -u origin master
But an error message show up.
fatal: 'origin' doesn't appear to be a git repostory
fatal: could not read from remote repository
So what is wrong?
Any help pls.
Thanks
I followed this tutorial over and over again but it doesn’t work,
~sigh…
Hi guys,
I’m using Git Shell.
Is Git Shell and git Bash the same?
Maybe this is the root of the problem?
I’m fairly certain you can’t push to https:// with git, but only read from it. The only thing you can write to is SSH as far as I know.
Try
git remote remove origin
and then
git remote add origin git@github.com:iridion9/project1.git
And then try pushing again (git push -u origin master
)
ScallioXTX ;
Thanks, but I think I already figured it out.
The reason it did not work, because I’m using Git Shell.
I tried Git Bash and now it’s working…
ScallioXTX ;
Your post also helped dude.
Thanks.