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keram
keram

Reputation: 2421

Git say everything up to date after successfully commit

I made changes I commited them:

git commit -am "Setup new intention form"
[(null) 9a89b62] Setup new intention form
 3 files changed, 34 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)
 rewrite intentions/templates/index.html (80%)

then I try to push but I am getting always:

Everything up-to-date

Could somebody give me any advice?

My last commits aren't in git log, so where I can find those commits? :/

git branch gives me:

  (null)
* master

I tried:

git push git push origin master git push HEAD:master

Nothing works

Upvotes: 0

Views: 556

Answers (1)

mamapitufo
mamapitufo

Reputation: 4810

What command are you using to push? A git push will only push the branches that are following remote branches.

Try running git push <remote-name> <remote-branch>. If that push is successful then set your tracking branch with git branch <local-branch> --set-upstream <remote-name/remote-branch>.

In the future you can use the --track option of git branch to set up remote tracking when creating the local branch.

Upvotes: 2

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