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To resolve these concerns:
- Fixing Detached HEAD: Simply switch to a branch by executing a command like git checkout main. This action will anchor your work to a specific branch, eliminating the detached HEAD state.
git checkout main
- Fetching from Remote Repository: Verify that your remote repository is configured correctly. You can do this by checking your Git remote settings with
git remote -v
. Ensure it's pointing to the intended repository. If necessary, you can add the remote usinggit remote add origin <repository_url>
. - Access Rights and Repository Existence: Confirm that you possess the appropriate access rights, such as SSH keys or authentication tokens, to reach the remote repository. Double-check the repository URL to ensure its existence and accessibility.
If you are using a Linux OS you can try set up repository access key on linux
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