fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repositoryfatal: remote repository not found
Git could not connect to the specified remote repository.
Already up to date.The branch already has all the changes from the branch you tried to merge or pull.
There are no new commits on the remote or source branch that are not already in your branch. The merge/pull has nothing new to incorporate.
This is informational, not an error. Your branch is current. If you expected new changes, verify you are pulling from the correct remote and branch. Run git fetch first to update remote tracking branches.
fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repositoryGit could not connect to the specified remote repository.
error: non-fast-forward updateThe push would rewrite history on the remote branch and is rejected.
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflictGit could not automatically merge changes because the same lines were modified in both branches.
fatal: bad objectThe referenced Git object does not exist or is corrupted.
error: LFS object not foundA Git LFS tracked file could not be downloaded from the LFS server.
remote: error: File is too largeA file exceeds the maximum file size allowed by the remote hosting service.