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edit approved Mar 15, 2019 at 23:46
auden
edit approved Mar 15, 2019 at 23:46
auden
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This problem is usually caused by creating a readme.md file, which is counted as commits and whicha commit, is not synchronized locally on the system, and is lacking behind the head, hence, it shows a git pull request.You You can try avoiding the readme file and then try to commit.It It worked in my case.

This problem usually caused by creating a readme.md file which is counted as commits and which is not synchronized locally on the system and is lacking behind the head hence it shows git pull request.You can try avoiding readme file and then try to commit.It worked in my case.

This problem is usually caused by creating a readme.md file, which is counted as a commit, is not synchronized locally on the system, and is lacking behind the head, hence, it shows a git pull request. You can try avoiding the readme file and then try to commit. It worked in my case.

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Aman Mishra
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This problem usually caused by creating a readme.md file which is counted as commits and which is not synchronized locally on the system and is lacking behind the head hence it shows git pull request.You can try avoiding readme file and then try to commit.It worked in my case.