Can't push commit to Github, stack on pushing (Mac OS)

Question

Hello everyone,

When I first start a repository I can commit and push the changes, then my friend pushed his files and after that I cannot push. I commit the new changes and when I press push stacks there forever. I tried version 2.7.6 and I also uninstall SourceTree and tried 2.6.3 for Mac OS. I am using HTTPS format and not SSH.  Can you help me?

PS: Please if you know the answer, be specific with a lot of details because I am a noob.

Thanks in advance

unknown · Answer

Here is the screenshot of the account settings

Manju · Answer

Couple of follow up questions,
1. Have you added your GitHub account in Sourcetree?
2. If yes, what is the config? ssh vs https, basic auth vs OAuth?

Can you include some screenshots of the account setup in here?

unknown · Answer

Hello Manjunath,

I can push through Terminal without any problem. I use commit in sourcetree and then just use : "git push" in terminal and pushes the code.

The thing is that it stucks for ever in pushing through source tree with that in console:

git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false -c credential.helper=sourcetree push -v --tags origin refs/heads/master:refs/heads/master

Pushing to https://github.com/.....

and when I press cancel it shows this:

Completed with errors, see above

Nothing more.