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Short answer: This error means the branch you want to push in remote doesn't exist!

In my case, starting from October-2020, the repos created since then had the main branch instead of the previous master branch. So all I had to do this:

git push -u origin main  

• you may skip -u flag if the upstream is set( Like in case you had cloned it already)

Bingo! That worked for me! Hope that helps! Happy coding!

Short answer: This error means the branch you want to push in remote doesn't exist!

In my case, starting from October 2020, the repositories created since then had the main branch instead of the previous master branch. So all I had to do was this:

git push -u origin main 

You may skip -u flag if the upstream is set (like in case you had cloned it already).

Bingo! That worked for me!

Short answer: This error means the branch you want to push in remote doesn't exist!

In my case, starting from October-2020, the repos created since then had the main branch instead of the previous master branch. So all I had to do this:

git push origin main   

Bingo! That worked for me! Hope that helps! Happy coding!

Short answer: This error means the branch you want to push in remote doesn't exist!

In my case, starting from October-2020, the repos created since then had the main branch instead of the previous master branch. So all I had to do this:

git push -u origin main  

• you may skip -u flag if the upstream is set( Like in case you had cloned it already)

Bingo! That worked for me! Hope that helps! Happy coding!