fatal: bad objectfatal: bad object
The referenced Git object does not exist or is corrupted.
fatal: Authentication failedGit authentication with the remote server failed.
Your credentials (password, token, SSH key) are invalid, expired, or not configured. GitHub no longer accepts passwords for HTTPS; use a personal access token instead. Your token may have expired or lack required scopes.
For HTTPS: generate a personal access token and use it as the password. For SSH: check your key with ssh -T git@github.com. Update stored credentials in your credential manager. Verify the token has the required repository scopes.
fatal: bad objectThe referenced Git object does not exist or is corrupted.
error: object file is emptyA Git object file is corrupted and contains no data.
warning: Large files detectedGit detected large files that may cause repository bloat.
fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repositoryGit could not connect to the specified remote repository.
error: pathspec did not match any filesThe specified file pattern did not match any tracked files.
fatal: refusing to merge unrelated historiesGit refuses to merge branches that do not share a common ancestor commit.