Git - pushing to remote repository?

Nothing. You just can't push to a non-bare repository. Because git wouldn't know what to do with the checked-out files.

– user187809 Aug 22 at 17:44 If you need a place to push to, yes, create a bare repository. Otherwise, pulling may work just fine. – Christopher Creutzig Aug 22 at 17:48.

It is only recommended that you do not push to a non-bare repo. There are ways to push to a non-bare repo ( of course! ): 1) The error message in itself would talk about setting the receive.

DenyCurrentBranch config to warn or ignore. 2) Checkout a new branch ( say temp) in the repo. Now you can push master or any other branch.

Okay, I created another repository like this git init --bare. Pushed to this one, and in the master I was able to pull from the bare repo. Is this the correct way to do it?

– user187809 Aug 22 at 18:18.

You provided not much information, but I suppose, you have 'push to non-bare repo' problem. Using Git, you cannot push to non-bare repository (repository, which have working copy) to active branch, because somebody may be working in this branch and you can ruin his work. Solution 1 is to make main repository bare; solution 2 is to checkout hello_master to another branch; solution 3 (from git help) : 'You can set 'receive.

DenyCurrentBranch' configuration variable to 'ignore' or 'warn' in the remote repository to allow pushing into its current branch; however, this is not recommended unless you arranged to update its work tree to match what you pushed in some other way.

I suspect the answer you're looking for is here: https://git.wiki.kernel. Org/index. Php/GitFaq#How_would_I_use_.22git_push.22_to_sync_out_of_a_host_that_I_cannot_pull_from.3F but in brief, you can't push directly, you have to create a branch-ish-thing on the remote side.It looks like this: git push remote-box:/path/to/git/repo master:refs/remotes/name-of-local-box/master Then when you log in to "remote-box", you can merge in changes you pushed from the other machine like this: git merge name-of-local-box/master.

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