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How to Push the add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve Branch

Current Status

  • Branch Created: ✅ add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve
  • Commit Created: ✅ 36d2fe6 with message "feat: add fallback_action to auto_resolve_rules"
  • Implementation: ✅ Complete with tests
  • Issue: ❌ Authentication - stored credentials don't have push permissions

Root Cause

The git credential stored in Windows Credential Manager for github.com is configured for user Ajadu-Saviour, who doesn't have push access to the johnsaviour56-ship-it/split-contracts repository.

Solution Options

Option 1: Switch to SSH (RECOMMENDED)

SSH authentication is more secure and avoids credential management issues.

Prerequisites: You need SSH keys configured for your GitHub account.

Steps:

cd c:\Users\Admin\Desktop\StellarSplit\split-contracts

# Change remote from HTTPS to SSH
git remote set-url origin git@github.com:johnsaviour56-ship-it/split-contracts.git

# Verify the change
git remote -v

# Now push the branch
git push -u origin add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve

If you don't have SSH keys set up:

  1. Generate SSH key: ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "your_email@example.com"
  2. Add it to GitHub: https://github.com/settings/keys
  3. Then follow the steps above

Option 2: Use Personal Access Token (PAT) with HTTPS

This allows you to use HTTPS with a token instead of a password.

Prerequisites: You need a GitHub Personal Access Token with repo scope.

Steps:

  1. Create a Personal Access Token:

  2. Clear old credentials from Windows Credential Manager:

    • Press Win + R, type control /name Microsoft.CredentialManager
    • Find git:https://github.com or similar entry
    • Delete it

  3. Push the branch (git will prompt for credentials):

    cd c:\Users\Admin\Desktop\StellarSplit\split-contracts
git push -u origin add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve

  4. When prompted:

    • Username: your GitHub username
    • Password: Your Personal Access Token (paste the token you created)

Option 3: Update Credentials in Windows Credential Manager

If you have credentials for an account with push access, update them in Windows Credential Manager.

Steps:

  1. Open Credential Manager:

    • Press Win + R, type control /name Microsoft.CredentialManager
    • Or search "Credential Manager" in Windows

  2. Find the GitHub credential:

    • Look for git:https://github.com or generic Windows credential for GitHub

  3. Click Edit and update:

    • User name: Your GitHub username with push access
    • Password: Your GitHub password or PAT

  4. Push the branch:

    cd c:\Users\Admin\Desktop\StellarSplit\split-contracts
git push -u origin add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve

Verification

After successfully pushing, verify with:

git branch -vv
# Should show: add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve 36d2fe6 [origin/add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve] feat: add fallback_action to auto_resolve_rules

Or check on GitHub: https://github.com/johnsaviour56-ship-it/split-contracts/tree/add-fallback-action-for-auto-resolve

What if SSH isn't working?

If you get an SSH error like Permission denied (publickey):

  1. Make sure your SSH key is added to your GitHub account
  2. Test the connection: ssh -T git@github.com
  3. If that fails, fall back to Option 2 (Personal Access Token)

Questions?

The implementation is complete and tested. You only need to push it using one of the methods above. All the code changes are locked in the local commit and ready to go!