When performing "git push origin master" I get the following
response: "Everything up-to-date"
My git log looks like this:
$ git log
commit 5b28f1c6db2c0a531180df3cfc70553c038841cb (HEAD)Author: VictorValencia63 <vvalencia@willowviewconsulting.com>Date: Tue Jul 24 11:40:17 2018 -0600
updated radio comms packet and added cmd processing function.
commit e50a7731f31c0357044ed8c275232e1e373e9c21Author: VictorValencia63 <vvalencia@willowviewconsulting.com>Date: Mon Jul 23 11:08:16 2018 -0600
basic cmds to 1310 working
commit 77d7ff580fff19ffc2b0692dc6f66d2f86306990 (origin/master, master)Author: VictorValencia63 <vvalencia@willowviewconsulting.com>Date: Wed Jul 11 13:52:13 2018 -0600
adding crc algorithm as well as read/write config in flash (not debugged yet).
There have been 2 commits that should get pushed but I don't see that happening.
Hi there,
I believe you are referring to the 5b28f1c6db2c0a531180df3cfc70553c038841cb and e50a7731f31c0357044ed8c275232e1e373e9c21. If you notice in the 77d7ff580fff19ffc2b0692dc6f66d2f86306990 commit, there is a reference of origin/master(remote) from master(local) while the earlier commit does not have the branch references.
Since you are pushing the commits to master, you can diagnose this by running {{git log master}} to verify if those commits are made under the master branch.
It might worth, checking into the branch that you intended to and make the push again.
Regards,
Baskar
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