Possible errors:
1. Origin - you maybe be pushing to the wrong origin.
git set-url origin git@github.com:username/test.git
2. Branch - you may be on the wrong branch. switch to the right branch and then push
git checkout branch
3. Add & Commit - remove to use these commands before pushing
git add .
git commit -m "commit message"
make sure you the branch you are pushing to and the branch you are in locallly
are the same, {if there is no tracking relationship between the two establish one}
use command git push -u origin <branch>
/if that doesn't work you can do it forcefuylly using
git push -f origin <branch>
do a git status to confirm if there are indeed any commits that need to be pushed
do a git push to the origin master again
//1. make sure you are pushing to the right branch (local main) (origin main) || (local master) (origin master)
//2. if it's the first time pushing, delete the readme file on the branch your pushing changes to on the repo on github, add it locally using ( touch RAEDME.md ),
//3. then push or do a git pull origin <branch name>
//4. do a git push -u origin <branch> [the u flag sets a tracking relationship between the two branches, you don't have to specify the branch name in subsequent commits ]