error src refspec master does not match any

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I have tried to follow the solutions suggested in this post but it didnt work and I am still getting  src refspec master does not match any    Here is what I did   Followed this solution     adding the file I created   git add     git commit -m  initial commit    git push origin master error  src refspec master does not match any    When doing     git push origin HEAD master b40ffdf  a0d1423  HEAD - gt  master    looks promising     adding a remote   git remote add devstage -f  lt another git gt    git merge devstage master -s recursive -X ours   git push -u devstage master error  src refspec master does not match any    More information     git branch    origin    git show-ref refs heads origin refs remotes devstage master refs remotes origin HEAD refs remotes origin devstage refs remotes origin master refs remotes origin origin   So I am definitely missing refs heads master but dont know how to create it    Thanks

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FWIW  ran into same error  but believe it came about due to the following sequence of events    Remote Git repo was created with master branch  Local clone was then created  Remote Git repo was then modified to include a dev branch  which was defined as the default branch  in conjunction with permissions added to the master branch preventing changes without a pull request  Code updates occurred in the local clone  ready to be pushed to the remote repo    Then  when attempting to push changes from the local to the remote  received error  src refspec master does not match any   or when attempting to push to dev   src refspec dev does not match any    Because changes were pending in the local clone  I did not want to blast it and refresh    So  fixed the issue by renaming the local branch to dev       git branch -m dev     followed by the normal push of git push origin dev  which worked this time without throwing the aforementioned error

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I was having the SAME ERROR AGAIN AND AGAIN   I added files in local repository and Trying the command   git push origin master   Showed Same Error   ALL I WAS MISSING I DID NOT COMMIT      git commit -m  message     After Runnig this it worked

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Try to do    git push origin HEAD master

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Run the command git show-ref  the result refs heads YOURBRANCHNAME If your branch is not there  then you need to switch the branch by   git checkout -b  YOURBRANCHNAME    git show-ref  will now show your branch reference   Now you can do the operations on your branch

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i have same problem  to solve it  follow these steps   git init  git add    git commit -m  message   git push -u origin master       after this  if you still having that error  follow these steps again   git add    git commit -m  message   git push -u origin master    that worked for me and Hope it will help anyone

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Check that you call the git commands from the desired directory  where the files are placed

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This error is also caused due to an unmatched local branch name  Make sure that you are giving correct local branch name  check spelling and case sensitivity   I had the same error because my local branch name was  validated  and was trying to push the changes using git push -f origin validate  updated that to git push -f origin validated worked   Hope this helps

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For me  the fix appears to be  git     stages all current files   Apparently this is required after a git init  I followed it by  get reset   unstages all files  and proceeded with the exact same commands to stage only a few files  which then pushed successfully      git       git reset

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It happened to me and I discovered that github was trying to verify my account  So you need these 2 commands   git config --global user email  lt your github email gt  git config --global user name  lt your github username gt

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Setup username and password in the git config  In terminal  type  vi  git config   edit url with   url   https   username password github com username repo git   type  wq to save

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I had already committed the changes and added all the files  had the same origin as remote  still kept getting that error  My simple solution to this was just  git push

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The error demo   007 WIN10-711082301 MINGW64  d 1  dev    git add --all  007 WIN10-711082301 MINGW64  d 1  dev    git status On branch dev Initial commit Changes to be committed     use  git rm --cached  lt file gt      to unstage       new file    index html     new file    photo jpg     new file    style css  007 WIN10-711082301 MINGW64  d 1  dev    git push origin dev error  src refspec dev does not match any  error  failed to push some refs to  git github com yourRepo git    You maybe not to do   git commit -m  discription    Solution   007 WIN10-711082301 MINGW64  d 1  dev    git commit -m  discription   dev  root-commit  0950617  discription  3 files changed  148 insertions     create mode 100644 index html  create mode 100644 photo jpg  create mode 100644 style css  007 WIN10-711082301 MINGW64  d 1  dev    git push origin dev To git github com Tom007Cheung Rookie-s-Resume git     rejected         dev - gt  dev  fetch first  error  failed to push some refs to  git github com yourRepo git  hint  Updates were rejected because the remote contains work that you do hint  not have locally  This is usually caused by another repository pushing hint  to the same ref  You may want to first integrate the remote changes hint   e g    git pull       before pushing again  hint  See the  Note about fast-forwards  in  git push --help  for details

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For a new repository  the method works for me    Remote the files related with git rm -rf  git  Do the commit again git add    amp  amp  git commit -m  your commit   Add the git URL and try to push again git remote add origin  lt your git URL gt   And then try to push again git push -u origin master -f  Success    Since it s a new repository  so it doesn t matter for me to remove the git and add it again

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This is happend to me once I forgot to add files  So I got the same error  All you need to do is add your files    Add your files    git add   or the name of the files you want to add  you supposed to init first your repo with git init  Commit your changes     git commit -m  Initial Commit   Now push your changes    git push -u origin master

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Only because your local branch does not math the one in your remote repository  git push origin HEAD master  Enable you to ignore the conflict and upload your commit anyway

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In my case the error was caused because I was typing   git push origin master  while I was on the develop branch try   git push origin branchname  Hope this helps somebody

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By just adding an empty commit  will fix issue by using     git commit -m  empty commit  --allow-empty   git push      above make empty commit without edit then push

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This error can typically occur when you have a typo in the branch name   For example you re on the branch adminstration and you want to invoke  git push origin administration   Notice that you re on the branch without second i letter  admin i stration  that s why git prevents you from pushing to a different branch

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This should help you  git init git add   git commit -m  Initial Commit  git push -u origin master

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Try following command   git push origin HEAD master   Git threw the below error when I tried simply git push  So clearly this is because Git matches the local and remote branch while pushing commits  This is the push default behavior  you can find out more details here   fatal  The upstream branch of your current branch does not match the name of your current branch   To push to the upstream branch on the remote  use      git push origin HEAD  lt Branch Name gt   To push to the branch of the same name on the remote  use      git push origin  lt Branch Name gt   To choose either option permanently  see push default in  git help config

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From git branch it appears that somehow your local branch name is  origin    You can rename the branch with -mv flag  like this    git branch -mv origin master  After this git branch should show master  -   Just to make sure the name is indeed the only thing that went astray  you can run git log and look at the last few commits - and compare them to the last few commits on bitbucket website

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