Relatively simple individual rules can produce a large set of complex swarm behaviours. It is inspired but not limited by the emergent behaviour observed in social insects, called swarm intelligence.
Now you can add new item to your files then git add., git commit -m "", git pushĪnd now too there git will request your username and password and that will be the last time.The research of swarm robotics is to study the design of robots, their physical body and their controlling behaviours. git config -global -add credential.helper store add this to your terminal So you have to add credential.helper attribute to your git configĥ. And give your relevant credentials.įor prevent to give username and password in each push you have to change git configįor list your git config - git config -global -list In here as you use "-u" with the command you make a tracking branch and with the help of tracking branch in the remote repository you won't to tell git what branch you push in the next steps :)Īnd here if you use linux git will ask username and password before push the content. You can push your content to remote repository. git remote add origin URL Again add your URL to make remote repository.git remote now check whether your remote remote repository have been removed.git remote rm origin remove your git remote repository.So however I solved my problems by doing below methods
So first I entered code relevant to below type git remote add origin I Permission denied (publickey).įatal: Could not read from remote repository. I had to enter my username and password in each push. Yes I too had this question :/ I was going to push my project to Github in HTTP type(not in SSH type). HTTPS of any repository can be found now on top of the repository page.
So, in this case, the main problem is simply with the url. Url = the last line to be the HTTPS of the repository you need to pull: url =
Open ".git", go to "config" file, and you will find something like this: įetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* Save ".gitmodules", and run the command for submodules, and ".git" will be updated.Ģ. Url = the last line to be the HTTPS of the repository you need to pull: Open ".gitmodules", and you will find something like this: In the home directory of your repository: $ ls -aġ. In case you are not accessing your own repository, or cloning inside a cloned repository (using some "git submodule.
$xclip -sel clip SSH keys(Personal settings side bar)-> Add SSH key->fill out form(key is on your clipboard, just use ctrl+v)-> Add keyĪfter going through above steps, you should solve the permission problem. $ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C be asked to confirm where to save the SSH key and what passphrase you want to use. Step 1 Generating public/private rsa key pair. if you had one, you just need to add your key to the ssh-agent (step 2)and to your GitHub account(step 3).īelow are for those who don't have SSH key. If you get a result has following format then you should do the following. Assuming you are connecting GitHub over SSH, you can run below command to confirm this.