First of all, I'm not sure whether here is a right place to ask this question, but I cannot find an appropriate thread I think, so I decided to post here.
I have asked a problem, an image below, to GitHub support team with a Git's log file, and they answered to me like this:
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Quote:It looks like you don't have permissions to push changes to this repository:
> fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403
Are you able to get in contact with the owner of the repository to see if they will grant you permission to do so?
There is a weird thing. In fact, I did success to publish my branches a few times before that. But for some reasons(e.g. I forgot to checkout a branch which I wanted to use, and I unintentionally committed to the master branch.), I have frequently added/removed my branches.
Am I being denied like this guy said?, or is there anything what I should do?
The following is what I did.
1. There is no clone in my local.
2. Browse
https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2 and click the Clone in Desktop button on the right screen.
3. GitHub for Windows is lunched, and cloning is done successfully.
4. Create the pnach_code_implementation branch from the master by using the Create Branch TortoiseGit' context menu.
5. Checkout(Select) the pnach_code_implementation branch by using the Git Branch context menu.
6. Update the pcsx2/Patch_Memory.cpp
7. Commit the update by using the Git Commit Tool context menu.
8. Run GitHub for Windows, and click the Publish button, the error message appears.
An attached file below is the source file.
pnach: Supported all functions of type D and E codes.