My college just created a new organization account. I created a new private repository. I got the clone string: https://github.com/MyCollege/BermudaTriange.git
Then I created a directory and changed to it. Then I tried to use
C:\Tmp\test>git clone https://github.com/MyCollege/BermudaTriangle.git
Cloning into 'BermudaTriangle'...
remote: Repository not found.
fatal: repository 'https://github.com/MyCollege/BermudaTriangle.git/' not found
I know the repo exists. I can use the Github desktop to make the clone onto my computer. I know that Git is working. I ran git clone on a personal repo and it worked.
What is the issue?
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I realize the initial post has "triangle" misspelled. However I've verified that the string given to me by github is the correct one.
git clone https://github.com/MyCollege/BermudaTriangle.git
This fails.
Using the Github desktop to clone the repo, it creates the repo just fine.
If I go into this repo and type git remote -v, I get the same string as above.
Going into a new directory and using git clone with it fails.
git push is also not working:
remote: Repository not found.
fatal: repository 'https://github.com/MyCollege/BermudaTriangle.git/' not found
Git desktop can push or pull changes. I cannot get the command line to work, even the dos window that Git Desktop supplied.
Thanks, It helps :)
Perfect Thanks
It's working.
Many thanks.
Thanks,worked perfectly fine!!
Thanks for your answer! Do you know is there any similar solution for Mac user?
Go to key chain access and search for github. Change the username and password to the account you want to log in. Save it. Done!