使用Gitbash提交项目至GitHub失败，错误指向非目标远程仓库

Hey there, it sounds like your local Git repo is linked to the wrong remote repository, which is why you're hitting that "Repository not found" error for a repo you never intended to push to. Let's walk through how to fix this step by step:

Step 1: Check Current Remote Repositories #

First, let's confirm exactly which remote URLs your repo is currently using. Run this command in Git Bash:

git remote -v

This will list all remote repositories tied to your local repo—you’ll probably see that incorrect https://github.com/4bhishekKasam/Authentication-using-Passportjs.gi/ URL listed under the origin remote.

Step 2: Update the Existing Remote URL #

If you want to keep using the origin name but switch its URL to your target repository, use this command (replace <correct-repo-url> with your actual repo's HTTPS or SSH URL):

git remote set-url origin <correct-repo-url>

For example, if your correct repo URL is https://github.com/your-username/your-target-repo.git, the command would look like:

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/your-username/your-target-repo.git

Step 3: (Alternative) Delete and Re-add the Remote #

If you’d rather start fresh, you can remove the incorrect origin remote entirely, then add the correct one:

• Delete the wrong remote:

  git remote remove origin
  

• Add the correct remote (swap <correct-repo-url> with your actual repo URL):

  git remote add origin <correct-repo-url>
  

Step 4: Verify the Change #

After making the update, run git remote -v again to double-check that the origin URL now points to your intended repository.

Once that’s sorted, you should be able to run git push -u origin master (or main, if your repo uses that as the default branch) without encountering the repository not found error.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Abhishek Konnur