git-pull

I have the following problem when I try to pull code, using GIT Bash on windows I already tried to implement the accepted solution provided here: Error when push commits with Github: fatal: could not read Username but the problem persists. After adding/removing origin I still get the same error. fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': No such file or directory Follow the steps to setup SSH keys here: https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys OR git remote add origin https://{username}:{password}@github.com/{username}/project.git Fayaz I faced the exact same problem.

I have two clones of same remote repository. I have made some changes to one local repository, how can I pull these changes to the other local repository without pushing it to the remote? You can treat the second clone the same way you treat a remote respository on another system. You can perform all of the same operations, e.g. ~/repo1 $ git remote add repo2 ~/repo2 ~/repo1 $ git fetch repo2 ~/repo1 $ git merge repo2/foo 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5775580/git-pulling-changes-between-two-local-repositories

I forked a GitHub project several days ago and from its issues, I can see that the master branch has had some modifications since. When I cd to my location directory of this project and use git pull , it says, "Already up-to-date". Why? How do I update my fork to include the commits from the original repo? Jordan McCullough When you fork a repository, a copy of the original repository is established on your GitHub account. This permits read+write access to the "copy". When the original repository resource has commits that would benefit your copy, follow these steps to update your fork's master

I know people have asked similar questions, but I believe the causes of their problems to be different. I did a hard reset because I had messed up my code pretty bad git reset --hard 41651df8fc9 I've made quite some changes, I've made some commits and now that I'm trying to push all these commits into the server I get the following error: ! [rejected] master -> master (non-fast-forward) error: failed to push some refs to 'git@git.somewhere.git' Git suggests to do a git pull and that's what other people have suggested to other users. However, I believe that a git pull will merge my current code

I have a CENTRAL bare repository that has three developer repositories pulling and pushing to it normally. I also have two other repositories that pull from the CENTRAL bare repo: one is the live server, and the other is a test/stage server—each pulling from its own respective branch. The scenario is this: I have a post-update hook script on the CENTRAL repo that automatically accesses the test and live repos and runs a pull command on each. This updates both test and live servers, all depending on what branch has new commits. This all works great. The problem is this: there may be times in an