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Dave Faliskie
17,793 Pointsgit organization
I have just created an organization on git hub, and am the owner. I am doing this so that multiple people can have access to all the files in the project. I moved my repository to the organization, then deleted the repo from my personal git hub account. Now I don't know how to push to the repo on the organization. My terminal is still trying to push to the old personal repo which I deleted. I feel like this is a simple fix, just can find how.
Also is it even a good idea to use an organization for a small group? I want everyone to be able to push and pull without having to get permission. I'm new to git so any input would be greatly appreciated.
3 Answers
Dave Faliskie
17,793 PointsThanks for the responses, I was trying to commit in the wrong repo. I cloned the repo from the organization and now using those files everything works.
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherDave;
Not entirely sure I follow what you are attempting to do in Git, but it sounds like you are needing the:
git remote add
command?
