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Commit but not pushing?

I've uploaded a large commit in one go (9GB) it's the project we're working on.

I've received some orange warning pointing to this directory [C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\jyf0uttn.lz5] I've missed the error but this is all I had from it, couldn't replicate the warning.

Afterwards the problem below appeared, there's a push (1) yet spamming push doesn't do anything.

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Is it already pushing or am I missing something?

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I found the problem.

Created new repo to test

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Sourcetree could not authenticate my account

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Despite deleting and signing in again.

Used GitHub Desktop, same auth problem, so just logged out and logged back in.

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Auth fixed, all files pushed.

For a while friends advised against Sourcetree, this was the turning point.

Does anyone know what the problem is?

Mikael Sandberg
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Mar 10, 2021

It looks like your local copy of main is not tracking origin/main, which is the remote main. Open the command line and run this command to link them:

git branch -u main/main 

 If the linking is successful you should see the remote branch when you push, it should show up as a line with a checkbox.

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Mikael Sandberg
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Mar 08, 2021

Try and select your main branch instead of the HEAD, and then push it. Your HEAD is not associated with a remote branch (this is expected), so that is why the Push pop-up window is not showing a branch.

Issue still persists.

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I've originally attempted with main, it was just while screen shotting I clicked elsewhere.

Any hints what the problem may be?

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