Git Error On Github For Mac
I was getting the same error ERROR: Repository not found. Fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly and I had created the repository on Github and cloned it locally. I was able to solve by opening.git/config and removing the remote 'origin' section. remote 'origin' url = git@github.com:alexagui/myproject.git fetch = +refs/heads/.:refs/remotes/origin/. then I ran the following (again) git remote add origin git@github.com:alexagui/myproject.git git push -u origin master and this time I was able to push to the repository.
I'm using Mac and I struggled to find the solution. My remote address was right and as said, it was a credentials problem. Apparently, in the past I used another Git Account on my computer and the mac's Keychain remembered the credentials of the previous account, so I really wasn't authorised to push.
Git For Mac
Open Keychain Access on your mac, choose 'All Items' category and search for git. Delete all results found. Now go to the terminal and try to push again. The terminal will ask for username and password. Enter the new relevant credentials and that's it!


Git Error On Github For Macosx Cannot Be Located

Hope it'll help someone. I struggled it for few hours. One problem, that may be obvious to some that I don't see mentioned here, could be that you have access with ssh keys, but you are trying to connect your local repo to a remote via https.