Git Push to remote branch

[Sudhindra Sharma]

Your local git email (git config --global user.email) does not match the one associated with your BitBucket account.

Even after changing the user name fot git config, i get the same issue 

[Sudhindra Sharma · Accepted solution]

This is solved now. I deleted the local.git folder completely and pull it again and copy, solved the issue

[Julius Davies [bit-booster.com]]

The problem is the commit metadata (with the incorrect email address) is sealed inside the commit object.

Type "git log --pretty=fuller" to see your branch's commit objects (including their metadata).

If it's just the tip commit that's causing the problem, this can fix the problem:  "git commit --amend --reset-author".

If several commits on  your current branch have the wrong email address, it's harder to fix.  Here's a more detailed solution for that scenario:  https://bit-booster.com/author.html

OR... you can completely delete your local git clone and start fresh.  I see that's the solution you arrived on.  It's a good solution - especially if the work you're trying to push is simple and easy to redo.

p.s. If you're on Bitbucket Server or Bitbucket Data Center you can ask your admin to try  installing the free Control-Freak plugin since it has better error messages for this stuff.  My company maintains that plugin.

[Sudhindra Sharma]

already tried setting correct username and committer name using 
git config --global user.email commands