Cant push to GItHub

[I-Shizu]

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Error Description:
While attempting to push to GitHub, the following error occurred: "ssh: Could not resolve hostname github.com:I-Shizu: nodename nor servname provided, or not known". Despite several attempts, the issue persists.

Previously Attempted Solutions:

Created a local repository.
Created a README.md file.
Committed the changes.
Created the main branch.
Added the remote repository URL.
Attempted to push to the remote repository.
New Solutions Tried:

Checked the SSH configuration and ensured correct keys are added.
Tested SSH connection using ssh -T git@github.com.
Verified SSH agent has the correct key added.
Updated the SSH config file with the correct hostname.
Verified DNS resolution using nslookup github.com.
Checked firewall settings and ensured terminal access is permitted.
Despite these efforts, the issue persists. Assistance from the GitHub community is sought to identify and resolve the underlying cause of the error. Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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[CopperEagle]

Hey @I-Shizu

So I do not use SSH for pushing but maybe you want to look at this other way:

1. Create a token in the settings (must be logged in to see this).
2. Then you can do, in your git repo

git remote add origin2 https://github.com/I-Shizu/<REPO-NAME>
# git pull origin2 main
git push origin2 main

You will need to enter your account name. Then for the password, use the token. The password you use for authentication will not be accepted.

Hope this helps.

[I-Shizu]

thank you so much!!
when i create a token,i can push to my repository!!!

[CopperEagle]

Happy to help 😃 If it works, please consider marking it as the answer such that other with the same problem can find this too. 😄