Xcode 7 beta remote repository could not be found

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Created Jun ’15

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Before launching the beta I committed changes, created a new branch in Xcode 6 for the beta, did a push to remote repository and got a success message, and then opened the project in the Xcode 7 beta. After allowing Swift to update a few things that have changed (in my case, some sorting closures), I saved and committed changes, then received this error:

The remote repository could not be found

Make sure a valid repository exists at the specified location and try again.

With this error, I quit the Beta, re-opened, and did a pull from the remote (which worked fine), then made one change, committed changes, and attempted a push to remote, which failed with the same error ... I could pull from it, but not push to it?

MBA (mid-2013), 8 GB RAM 256 GB SSD

Xcode 7 beta (7A120f)

Mac OS X 10.10.3

Remote is running over the network, via SSH, on an iMac (and I have had no problems pushing/pulling from XCode 6.3.2)

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Answer 1

FrancoisH OP

Sep ’15

Hi

It was exactly my situation.

How did you solve this?

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Answer 2

jgreenb2 OP

Sep ’15

I am also experiencing this problem with Xcode7. I can pull from github but I whenever I try to push I'm getting the "Remote repository cannot be found" error.

Does anyone have any suggestions? I've tried deleting and re-creating the remote but it doesn't change the outcome.

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FrancoisH OP

Sep ’15

Also having this problem.

How did you solve it?

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Answer 4

jgreenb2 OP

Apr ’16

This is long overdue but in my case the problem was solved by getting new SSH keys from github.

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