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when I am trying to commit my new local repository at GitHub from GitHub-desktop it is throwing an error "Commit failed - exit code 1 received"
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Click History. Right-click the commit you want to revert and click Revert Changes in Commit.
Regarding:
Check first if you have added files to your index.
Open the command line and check your git status.
Second, see desktop/desktop issue 3701:
some users have run into this error due to having nested
.gitdirectories.
Can you try searching your repository to see if you have multiple.gitdirectories?Had a
.gitin my repository (which I needed) and a.gitin a subfolder (which I deleted), then it worked.
Finally, check if you have any submodule (a .gitmodules file at the root of your repo).
See desktop/desktop issue 1770.
If I commit changes in submodule myself than GitHub Desktop is able to push and/or commit changes after that. After submodule is committed manually SHA1 changes from dirty. At this point I can commit to main repo.
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