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I am having a lot of issues with integrating XCode 4.2 git and github. For some reason doing control+command+c always gives me an error of:

The operation could not be performed because no valid working copies were found.

I check on Windows->Organizer->Repositories and the repo is there. When I click on the folder that has the name on my project and commit using the repository control, I can do commits, now the issue is that the Push is always grayed out. How do I get around this issue? Tried restarting several times and it didn't help at all

adit
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xcode4's version control sucks.
you can try gitx(l) instead (download it here)
Anyway, any GUI git client can't do much on git functions. trying to learn git command on console is a better choice.

xhan
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  • yea, I was using the git command from the terminal all the time.. just wanted to migrate to xcode – adit Dec 10 '11 at 05:03
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There is a series of git basics video tutorials - you can even download the video files themsleves in hi def at http://www.ava.co.uk/git - 9 vids in all about 40 mins - they get quite a few thumbs up. We also invested in Smart git - and its almost very good.

Ian P
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  • not asking how git works.. I fully understand how git and github works. I am having issues integrating it with xcode – adit Dec 10 '11 at 15:12
  • I'm sorry that was not clear from your question. I took my lead from the "trying to learn git command on console is a better choice." which at the time you had not commented on... – Ian P Dec 11 '11 at 16:45