fatal: Not possible to fast-forward, abortingfatal: Not possible to fast-forward, aborting
A pull with --ff-only failed because the branches have diverged.
remote: error: hook declined to updateA server-side Git hook rejected the push.
A pre-receive or update hook on the remote server rejected your push. Common reasons: commit message format requirements, branch naming conventions, required code review approvals, or CI checks failing.
Read the hook's error message for specific requirements. Fix your commits to meet the requirements (message format, tests, etc.). Contact the repository administrator if you believe the rejection is incorrect.
fatal: Not possible to fast-forward, abortingA pull with --ff-only failed because the branches have diverged.
error: corrupt loose objectA Git object file is corrupted and cannot be read.
error: Your local changes would be overwrittenGit refuses to perform an operation because it would overwrite uncommitted local changes.
fatal: unable to access: Could not resolve hostDNS resolution failed for the Git remote host.
fatal: bad revisionThe specified revision (commit hash, branch name, tag) does not exist.
error: object file is emptyA Git object file is corrupted and contains no data.