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richie
5 years agoCommunity Hero
Hey Stalsy,
Im not an expert and i only used git with readyapi! briefly so i cant help from a readyapi! perspective, but i think your push button isnt enabled cos your remote changes are ahead of yours.
If you open a git command line terminal you could do following:
1. Make sure you navigate to your relevant checkout branch
2. Run 'git stash' (stashes off your local changes)
3. 'git pull' (pulls down the remote changes)
4. 'git stash pop' (which unstashes your local changes)
At this point id restart your readyapi instance. Your local branch should be the same as your remote branch (except your local changes) so i reckon your push button should be available at this point.
Ta
Rich
Im not an expert and i only used git with readyapi! briefly so i cant help from a readyapi! perspective, but i think your push button isnt enabled cos your remote changes are ahead of yours.
If you open a git command line terminal you could do following:
1. Make sure you navigate to your relevant checkout branch
2. Run 'git stash' (stashes off your local changes)
3. 'git pull' (pulls down the remote changes)
4. 'git stash pop' (which unstashes your local changes)
At this point id restart your readyapi instance. Your local branch should be the same as your remote branch (except your local changes) so i reckon your push button should be available at this point.
Ta
Rich