I have made a repo through VS Code and have been pushing updated through VSC itself. The commits can be seen in the commit history of the repo but for some reason the Calendar and Activity is not updating and in my profile.
This shows that my push from VSC is present in GitHub
But there is no update in the activity or calendar
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I created a project called Spring-Web-App in IntelliJ Idea and push it to GitHub on the main branch.
now, I have updated a bit of code and locally created a new branch called CreatingViews (from the main branch) in IntelliJ Idea and also added these updated codes to this new Branch (CreatingViews).
I have tried to push it on GitHub by clicking on Git -> GitHub -> Share Project on GitHub and afterward received this error: Project already exists on GitHub
My problem now is updating this new branch on GitHub from IntelliJ Idea so these changes can be synchronized and reflected.
I have tried to update my existing repository on GitHub from my local project in IntelliJ Idea.
I am expecting the repo on GitHub to be updated or synchronized with the local one that is in IntelliJ Idea instead of creating a new repository on GitHub.
A push to remote repository is done via Git | Push.
Share project on a GitHub does an "initial push" in order to publish a project on a GitHub.
All further commits should be pushed with a Push action that can be found either in Git menu or on a toolbar.
Please see here:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/commit-and-push-changes.html#push
I've migrated a private GitHub repository to use the new Dependabot (into GitHub) and now the Dependabot badge shows as it is inactive, on my README.md, but it's working fine.
I'm looking for a way to fix the badge to reflect the real status.
There is an open issue tracking this (currently in the Github team's backlog).
I had made some changes to the code and wanted to create a new branch to reflect those changes.
Using the github software on mac, Peak Meme (162), I clicked on branches, clicked the + sign next to master, created a branch called updating-design. I think I clicked publish.
Then I went into PHP storm and all the code from the last few days was deleted.
The code was deleted from my local clone. I was trying to push the changes I had made through the new branch.
You can use the git reflog and retrieve it from the command line
It sounds like you were already working on another branch without realizing it, and now you've checked out a new branch that doesn't have the work. Double-check your list of branches.
Git is pretty adamant about not deleting your work just because you switched branches.
Using Egit 3.0, I did a "Pull" to get latest master from github. Merged local changes into master and committed. Then did a "Push To Upstream." During the push I got a timeout warning. I could not see my commit or changed files when browsing github so I tried push again - message "Master: master up to date." Tried pull again - message "No ref to fetch from origin - everything up to date." Still not seeing changes or commit on github. Went to another machine and did a pull from master. All of the changes and new files are in that pull! I then did a new clone of the master. All the changes are in that as well. Any idea why the files are not showing up on the github site and how to get them to appear?
Github the cleared cache and fixed the problem!
I contacted support at github.com on this issue and they responding saying that they "cleared the cache." Now I can see my new and changed files on the github site. It's is more often the case that user error is responsible for issues like this, but this time it seems it was something that support needed to do.
I'm using the official GitHub for Windows client (http://windows.github.com/). I have been steadily committing changes to the branch "modeling-users", but I am unable to see many of my recent changes in the history for the current branch. I can see these commits by entering "git log" at the command prompt. I also looked at the commit history for this branch on the GitHub website. It shows the same incomplete commit history. Why isn't it showing all of my commits?
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As anonymous user commented, GitHub for Windows can take time to reflect updates to repositories. The commits will eventually appear in GitHub for Windows.