How do i fix this fatal:bad boolean config value

Question

$ git push fatal: bad boolean config value 'origin' for 'push.autosetupremote'

I want to push in git but an error appears as above im using new version git

I hope to be able to git push some of my projects to the github repository

Answer 1

The value of push.autosetupremote should be boolean like true, false, 1 or 0.

First find out where the value is set. Run git config --show-origin push.autosetupremote. It prints the config path and the value.

Then edit the config file. You can remove autosetupremote = origin or modify the value.

Answer 2

Run the following command to check your Git configurations related to push.autosetupremote:

git config --get-regexp push.autosetupremote

If you see a wrong value set for push.autosetupremote, you can reset it by using the command:

git config --unset push.autosetupremote

You might want to set it up again if needed. For example:

git config --global push.autosetupremote tracking

This will configure Git to set up the remote tracking branch when you create a new local branch.

After making these changes, try pushing your changes again:

git push

This should resolve the issue related to the push.autosetupremote configuration. If the problem persists or if you encounter any other errors, feel free to provide more details about the error message for further assistance!