Git - remote Repository not found

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I have SourceTree with local working copy  And all operations work good  I can simple fetch  push  pull and etc via SourceTree  I just needed to make force push which does not exist in SourceTree   I opened terminal made git push -f  remote  Repository not found  fatal  repository  https   github com MyRepo project git   not found   I am not sure what can be an issue

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in my case  i cannot clone github due to user is wrong   go to    gitconfig then try to remove this line of code  just delete it then save file     user      name   youruser     email   youruser domain com   or try to use one liner in your cmd or terminal   git config --global --remove-section user  and try to do git clone again  hope it ll fix your day    lt

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I was facing this error in VS code because I was using VS code git extension  It saves my git credentials on Linux key-ring  While I wanted to git pull from another account which has access to the repository  The most simple solution is to open the Linux shell  not the one integrated in VS code  and then run  git pull origin master  This time  it will ask you the username and password of Github

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Solution for this -   Problem -     git clone https   github com abc def git Cloning into  def     remote  Repository not found  fatal  repository  https   github com abc def git   not found   Solution -  uninstall the credential manager  -   abc DESKTOP-4B77L5B MINGW64  c xampp htdocs   git credential-manager uninstall  abc DESKTOP-4B77L5B MINGW64  c xampp htdocs   git credential-manager install   It works

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Executing git remote update works for me

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Could happen if you have no write access but only read  If it s a private repository you should be added as a collaborator  Check your credentials are correct    Git won t actually say these things  it would just say that with your credentials no repo was found   Good luck

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Remove the all github com credential details from the system   For mac  Delete the github com password from the Keychain Access   For window  Delete the credentials from Credential Manager

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If you are using Git Desktop application than you should try to push and pull form git desktop app instead of terminal  It will help you

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Disable GIT credential has helped me   git config --global --unset credential helper

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The problem here is windows credentials manager  Please goto control panel and search for credentials manager and delete all contents of it regarding github

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I also had that issue  To solve that I  1  Moved my local  dotfiles away to   dotfiles bak 2  Cloned my remote git repository 3  Copied all my files from   dotfiles bak     to  dotfiles - except the  git folder 3  Then I could work locally again     Editing  committing and pushing

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For my team it was a permissions issue  In the GitHub settings  it was set to Read mode for all members in our team  Once we changed the drop down to Write  we were all able to clone and push back successfully

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You might be logged in with some other GitHub credentials before  Exactly that s why this error is happening  Usually  mac is storing your GitHub credential to the keychain access tool  Your previous git account details are there  So it is getting mismatched with your current git repo which is in other accounts  The solution is simple and straight forward   Go to keychain access in your mac  On the left side under the category you can find all items  Click that  Right side top search  quot git quot   You will get some items regarding Github  Delete all those items   That s it  here you go  Try to push again  It will ask you the git username and password  Your new credentials will be stored again in the keychain and your push will be done  Hurray  Revert back to me  If you need more help  Thanks

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Please find below the working solution for Windows   Open Control Panel from the Start menu  Select User Accounts  Select the  quot Credential Manager quot   Click on  quot Manage Windows Credentials quot   Delete any credentials related to Git or GitHub  Once you deleted all then try to clone again

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I had the same issue and found out that I had another key file in    ssh for a different GitHub repository  Somehow it was used instead of the new one

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In our case it was simply a case of giving write rights in github  Initially the user had only read rights and it was giving this error

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For Mac  Open KeyChain Access and find your pssword account on password category   you can search it on top right keychain access page   when you find it   delete all keys related to your git source control  and try it again

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This message can occur when a repository IS found  but we don t have commit access  Not well-worded    I received the repo-not-found message after cloning a gitHub repository created for me by my boss  I could clone and commit locally   but could not push commits upstream  The repository owner had not given me write access  Solved by a plea for write access to the repo owner

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I was trying to clone a repo and was facing this issue  I tried removing all git related credentials from windows credentials manager after that while trying to clone git was asking me for my credentials and failing with error invalid username or password  This was happening because the repo I was trying to clone was under an organization on github and that organization had two factor auth enabled and git bash probably do not know how to handle 2fa  So I generated a token from https   github com settings tokens and used the github token instead of password while trying to clone the repo and that worked

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If you are on windows got to control pannel - gt  windows Credentials then remove github credential from generic credential option  Then try to clone

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In my case none solution above worked   I solved it by switching remote origin url from https to ssh   verify git configuration   git config --list   should be like       remote origin url https   github com ORG repo-name git       update remote origin url with ssh to be used   git remote set-url origin git github com ORG repo-name git

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I had the same issue after I set up 2FA on my repo  If you recently set up 2FA on your account  here s what I did to solve it   Generate a personal access token  Go to Settings -  Developer Settings -  Personal Access Tokens on your GitHub account  Generate a new personal access token  Make sure to check all repo-access related permissions   Delete all GitHub authentication configuration  from keychain for Mac   You ll need to sign in afresh using the generated Personal Access Token  so clear all previous authentication details from your laptop  For mac  open keychain and delete all github com related details from the login passwords section   Sign in to your terminal with your GitHub username and PAT as password   If you ve set up 2FA on your account  you won t be able to authenticate using your  GitHub password from the terminal  Now  attempt to push to a GitHub repo to trigger a need for authentication  A request to enter your GitHub username will pop up on your terminal  Enter your username  and when prompted for a password  use the generated Personal Access Token as password   These exact steps solved the problem for me

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For Linux users  git remote rm origin git remote add origin https   GITHUB USERNAME PASSWORD github com username reponame git

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I had the same issue  It was resolved by checking the http proxy value in git config  mine was incorrect and unwanted    Hence I removed http proxy value from git config  commands   List down the config items in the file  git config --list   Remove the proxy  git config --global --unset http proxy   The problem was solved

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It is probably a matter of authentication  SourceTree caches your github credentials  that are used to access the repository by https  but from terminal you have to either configure git with the credentials  https   help github com articles creating-an-access-token-for-command-line-use   or use git ssh and a ssh key pair  https   help github com articles generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent

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I m facing same issue and resolving through git add    git commit -m  quot message quot   git remote set-url origin https   YOUR GITHUB USER github com aceofwings RotairERP git  then git pull

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This happens when the repository  team name or username changes  There is one solution  that I know   revert the repository name

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This issue here is you local git is not able to push the changes to the remote Check your remote is set correctly by  git remote -v   if it is not set properly try setting your remote as  git remote set-url origin https   username github com MyRepo project git   Then try pushing using   git push -u origin master   Also there is a possibility of your local git has different credentials  please check that also

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Because you probably did not identify the remote git repository to your terminal first   git remote set-url origin https   github com MyRepo project git   and then   git add   git commit -m  force push  git push origin master --force

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So your url currently looks like this below  https   github com RevanthM Log Monitoring  It needs to look like this  https   RevanthM github com RevanthM Log Monitoring  The difference is at the beginning of the url i added my github username followed by a   symbol

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On Mac  If you are trying to clone the repo     Then this problem is may occur because you don t have repo present in the github account present in Keychain Access  For resolution try to clone with the account name like   git clone https   username github com org repo git   Replace    username with your GitHub username org with yours organisation name repo with repository name

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I m seeing this fatal  repository not found error more often now as people try and push and pull from private GitHub accounts on the free tier  These are the most common solutions to the problem    You did not authenticate Your password has changed You are not a collaborator Incorrect case or a word misspelled The git repository has been deleted   Windows Credentials Manager   Sometimes Windows Credentials Manager caches your u p and passes it along behind the scenes  If you ve changed your password recently  or are using a different username  you might need to go into the credentials manager and clear your existing entries for GitHub

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I was also facing the same issue  remote  Repository not found fatal  repository  https   github com MyRepo project git   not found   I uninstalled the git credentials manager and reinstalled it and then I could easily pull and push to the repository  Here are the commands    git credential-manager uninstall    git credential-manager install

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On Windows   Go to  git folder Open  config  file using notepad or any other editor Change your URL from https   github com username repo name git to https   username password github com username repo name git  Save and Push the code  it will work

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You can try deleting the  git file in the directory and doing everything again will fix your problem

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Check if the url s source is correct   Example for me     fail Project gt  gt t lt  lt est  s source      git   gt       Projecttest-iOS    tag   gt  s version to s       success    Project gt  gt T lt  lt est s source      git   gt       ProjectTest-iOS    tag   gt  s version to s

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You are probably trying to push to a private repository  In that case  you will have to ask the admin for Collaborator access to be authenticated

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I solved it by deleting the  git file  hidden folder  and then uploading it again

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