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I am using MINGW64 to push my changes to a remote repository. When I make a new change I add it and commit. When I push it said it made the changes then I go to github and the changes weren't made. This is happening when I push from my mac and my desktop. I also tried going to the site and doing it manually and that didn't work. Nothing works any help would be great!

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  • Add the output of `git remote -v` to your question. Also, what does `git log -1` show? – Will Bickford Oct 22 '18 at 02:38
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    You're missing something :( SUGGESTION: 1) Use git bash. 2) `git status`. 3) `git remote -v`. 4) Change something (e.g. modify a file). 5) `git add .`. 6) `git -m "test update" commit`. 7) `git push origin`. 8) Log on to your remote repo to check if the "push" updated the remote repo. 9) `git log | head`. 10) Copy/paste the results (including your Git bash commands and Git responses) into your question. – paulsm4 Oct 22 '18 at 02:41
  • I think you're working in a different branch, but Github is showing the `master` branch by default. Do your changes appear in other branches on github? – Dai Oct 22 '18 at 02:43
  • Hey guys, I guess Github just lagged because my push took effect a couple hours later. – User Oct 22 '18 at 16:50

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Currently, your changes cannot be successfully pushed to GitHub.

GitHub is experiencing a major outage:

outage

That is why any push or direct modification through the GitHub website does not work.

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