Git push weird behavior
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I am working on a branch called sofian/issue_533. I simply want to add the changes to the branch on git and somehow I can't.
Here is a picture of what git is showing ...
Thanks for the help !
git github push pull
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I am working on a branch called sofian/issue_533. I simply want to add the changes to the branch on git and somehow I can't.
Here is a picture of what git is showing ...
Thanks for the help !
git github push pull
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
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Possible duplicate of Cannot push to GitHub - keeps saying need merge
– cassandrad
Sep 20 at 16:11
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up vote
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I am working on a branch called sofian/issue_533. I simply want to add the changes to the branch on git and somehow I can't.
Here is a picture of what git is showing ...
Thanks for the help !
git github push pull
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
30.2k21102158
asked Sep 20 at 15:59
Sox -
13013
I am working on a branch called sofian/issue_533. I simply want to add the changes to the branch on git and somehow I can't.
Here is a picture of what git is showing ...
Thanks for the help !
git github push pull
git github push pull
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
30.2k21102158
asked Sep 20 at 15:59
Sox -
13013
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
30.2k21102158
asked Sep 20 at 15:59
Sox -
13013
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
30.2k21102158
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
30.2k21102158
edited Nov 11 at 16:30
Andy♦
30.2k21102158
30.2k21102158
asked Sep 20 at 15:59
Sox -
13013
asked Sep 20 at 15:59
Sox -
13013
asked Sep 20 at 15:59
Sox -
13013
13013
2
Possible duplicate of Cannot push to GitHub - keeps saying need merge
– cassandrad
Sep 20 at 16:11
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2
Possible duplicate of Cannot push to GitHub - keeps saying need merge
– cassandrad
Sep 20 at 16:11
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2
Possible duplicate of Cannot push to GitHub - keeps saying need merge
– cassandrad
Sep 20 at 16:11
Possible duplicate of Cannot push to GitHub - keeps saying need merge
– cassandrad
Sep 20 at 16:11
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You need to pull from the remote source first, your local branch is not up-to-date. Look in the logs, git tries to hint at it.
And also, beware of git push without any parameters, depending on your config, it might try to push all your local branches to their remote counterparts, which can be very unwanted. git push origin HEAD is safer.
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
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Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You need to pull from the remote source first, your local branch is not up-to-date. Look in the logs, git tries to hint at it.
And also, beware of git push without any parameters, depending on your config, it might try to push all your local branches to their remote counterparts, which can be very unwanted. git push origin HEAD is safer.
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You need to pull from the remote source first, your local branch is not up-to-date. Look in the logs, git tries to hint at it.
And also, beware of git push without any parameters, depending on your config, it might try to push all your local branches to their remote counterparts, which can be very unwanted. git push origin HEAD is safer.
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
You need to pull from the remote source first, your local branch is not up-to-date. Look in the logs, git tries to hint at it.
And also, beware of git push without any parameters, depending on your config, it might try to push all your local branches to their remote counterparts, which can be very unwanted. git push origin HEAD is safer.
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
You need to pull from the remote source first, your local branch is not up-to-date. Look in the logs, git tries to hint at it.
And also, beware of git push without any parameters, depending on your config, it might try to push all your local branches to their remote counterparts, which can be very unwanted. git push origin HEAD is safer.
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
answered Sep 20 at 16:01
RomainValeri
1,31811124
1,31811124
Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
add a comment |
Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
Did not need to pull anything as Git said, the problem was the git push command. Thanks !
– Sox -
Sep 20 at 17:00
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of Cannot push to GitHub - keeps saying need merge
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