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10,572 Pointsfatal: remote origin already exists.
git remote add origin https://github.com/Fredyjs007/my_first_repository.git
when i add that to my command line in the terminal i get that error.
1 Answer
Seth Kroger
56,413 PointsIt means pretty much what it says, the remote origin
already exists, ie. you've already set it up before. You can type git remote -v
to see what/where remotes are set. If you made a mistake before you can type git remote rm origin
to clear it out and try again.
fredyrosales
10,572 Pointsfredyrosales
10,572 PointsThanks dude! Not only did you solve my problem but you also made me see my mistake.