How Git keeps every version of your project without filling your disk
git push and git pull: why Git can refuse your push
Your commit is fine and your internet works, and still Git rejects your push. Why does Git say no, and what do git push and git pull really move?
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Rono commits his new level and runs
git push. His commit goes up to origin, and origin's main moves onto "Level 3". -
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An hour later you commit a new sound, a splash when the frog falls in the river, and run
git pushtoo. Git refuses, with the word rejected in its answer, though your commit is fine. Why?
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