[MonoDevelop] Changing Version Control Server

[Adam Connelly]

Not sure how helpful this is, but why don't you do things slightly different:

Clone your existing git repo
Add your project to your cloned repo locally and commit
Push from your local repo back to GitHub.

That should work fine.

On 11 Sep 2012, at 03:25, patrickdengler <patrickdengler at yahoo.com> wrote:

> First time hooking up MonoDev to version control.  I create a github private
> account.  Create a repository on GitHub, then I pushed publish and got:
>
> The remote repository already contains branches. MonoDevelop can only
> publish to an empty repository.
>
> Ok, I created the readme when I created the new repository creating a
> branch.
>
> So I created a new repository.
>
> I cannot figure out how to disassociate this project with the current
> repository so I can publish it to the empty repository.
>
> I appreciate your help very much
>
>
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