I’ve managed to convert my code from MATLAB to Julia, turned it into a module, and then a package, and committed some changes using git, all in Juliapro. I now want to get the package onto Github. I have watched videos, read posts and articles, and gone all around the houses with this, but I keep en…

You have probably two different repos with the same name: a local one with your package you have worked on and a remote repo which you have created on github. You have to set the origin of your local repo. Here are the commands to do that: git remote rm origin git remote add origin https://github.…

To be clear, this is a git issue and has nothing to do with julia itself. It looks like your local repository is out of sync with the remote one. From the command line you can run git pull origin master to try and get the changes that are there but not locally, as also suggested by the error messa…

The local repo is the one with everything working. The remote one is newly created. I realise it’s a git issue, but if everyone’s encouraged to install Juliapro, and it comes with git and GitHub extensions active by default, it becomes a Julia community issue. I’m new to Julia, and this is what I’m…

No reason for getting upset with Julia. It is a github issue, or to be more specific: it is an issue of a user, who hasen’t enough background with github to see the real issue. No offense ment here, it is just normal and there is no obligation to become a github expert before using Julia. @giordan…

[image] jbpatzer: I’m really surprised that Juliapro doesn’t have any helpful documentation about this at all when surely it’s a central part of software development. It wouldn’t make sense to reiterate the github documentation in JuliaPro. The recommended way of creating a package (from the…

[image] oheil: You have probably two different repos with the same name: a local one with your package you have worked on and a remote repo which you have created on github. You have to set the origin of your local repo. Here are the commands to do that: git remote rm origin git remote add ori…

[image] jbpatzer: Awesome. Thanks v much. Still annoyed that Juliapro couldn’t do this automatically though, If this is done automatically it would overwrite existing remote repos without warning. No, we are happy that this is not automatic :slight_smile:

[image] jbpatzer: I realise it’s a git issue, but if everyone’s encouraged to install Juliapro, and it comes with git and GitHub extensions active by default, it becomes a Julia community issue. I am happy that your issue is resolved, but please note that It is not true that everyone is en…

I slightly disagree here. Why not using JuliaPro (for any reason you like) and still ask questions here? Or other way round: I may use plain Julia and pay for support if I like (and have the money). AFAIK, JuliaPro is free, isn’t it? Paid support is an option and available if wanted. I don’t see…

[image] oheil: Why not using JuliaPro (for any reason you like) and still ask questions here? Of course all Julia users should feel free to ask questions here. However, the broader issue is that many people install JuliaPro because they expect it to be somehow “better” (like Pro versions of …

Unable to push my package to GitHub

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giordano June 28, 2020, 11:13am 6

When you created it on Github, did you initialise it with, for example, a README or a license? Than that’s the issue, because in this way the remote repository has a different history compared to the local one

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Unable to push my package to GitHub

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