Nice work @somya22 , can you also squash your commits into one :) then I will merge it into master branch
Read this

@tushar5526 Hey sure. But I'm stuck somewhere. Am I supposed to do this while being on the master branch? I'm unable to exit it and apparently there's no good solution for it on the internet. Can you help me proceed?

@somya22 can you elaborate on your problem a little, where are you stuck ?
Thanks

@tushar5526 I am stuck on the master branch of my forked repository (Hello-World).

@tushar5526 I am stuck on the master branch of my forked repository (Hello-World).

Can you tell me the last command few commands you ran? You can be stuck for a lot of reasons, if there are any error messages tell me that too.

@tushar5526 I am stuck on the master branch of my forked repository (Hello-World).

Can you tell me the last command few commands you ran? You can be stuck for a lot of reasons, if there are any error messages tell me that too.

Sure. First of all, there is an issue with syncing my fork. The Git command line showed that it is synced and my fork on Github showed that it is 10 commits behind the original. Then, 'push origin master' gave a fatal error that “origin does not appear to be a git repository”. I made changes to my forked repo and then created a pull request later. And now, Git is stuck on the master branch.

Can you drop a Screenshot of following commands
git remote -v
git status
git log --graph --oneline
or I can help you on team viewer :)

@tushar5526 Sure.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y1Z-1LoUgftsRXD12lS-DRB2ZiBNd53_Tfbv36TZjVE/edit?usp=sharing

Need gdrive access @somya22, you can attach the files here too, just drag and drop them.

@somya22 git remote -v gives only upstream URL ( or the main repository from where you have forked the project ). There is no URL to your forked repository, so git push command tries pushing to TheCodesis/hello-world and you don't have permissions to do so.

Do this : git remote add origin <you forked repo URL>
This adds a link to you forked repo in an alias origin
Now to push git push origin <your-branch-name>, in this case you are working from master so,
git push origin master

I think you did some mistakes syncing your fork !
You can learn more about git and github through GitHub Learning Lab ( link in discord channel or google it )

Feel free to ask, if I was not clear enough :)

@tushar5526 Thankyou I'll look into it.

@tushar5526 Here's the problem. Acc to git status, changes are up to date and still, the rebase command is saying that the changes are unstaged.

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Follow this
git reset is what you need to reset the files
then add the files you changed
Then

git rebase -i HEAD~4

change the last three pick to squash, then save it using

Ctrl + O
Enter Key
Ctrl + X

Then modify the commit messages and force push the branch back to github