It seems can't push commits to a new branch to a mirror repository without setting push to upstream. I created a mirror repository in gitea, it synchronizes from a GitHub repository period. I cloned the gitea repository to my local and created a new branch. Now I want to push the new branch to gitea, it reports that the remote repository is read-only. "remote: mirror repository is read-only" Does it mean that it can't push to a mirrored repository and the only way is to convert the repository to a normal one?
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current branch all file over-write with target branch
`git merge <branch-name>`
change branch to branch name
`git checkout <branch-name>`
remove all change merge from new branch
`git merge --abort`
fetch new branch
`git pull origin <Remote-branch-name>:<Local-branch-name>`
fetch all changes from remote branch into local current branch
`git pull origin <branch-name>`
delete local branch
`git branch -d <branch-name>`
alert (do not use this) first use use 'git merge --abort'
`git branch -D <branch-name>`
rename local branch
`git branch -m <branch-name>`
delete remote branch
`git push origin --delete <branch-name>`
undo the most recent local commit in Git? Delete files related to commit
git reset --hard HEAD~1
and So, on
git reset --hard HEAD~2
git reset --hard HEAD~3
git push origin +HEAD^:Branch_name
undo most recent local commit But not delete files
git reset HEAD~1
for last two commit
git reset HEAD~2
Remove last commit from remote git repository
force fully pull branch
git reset --hard origin/master
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