git remote rm origin
git remote add origin <remote url>

我得到这个错误(但之前正在工作)。我的问题是缺少与Github帐户绑定的ssh密钥。您可以使用ssh-add -l检查当前的ssh密钥。

如果你的钥匙丢失了，你可以用

ssh-add ~/.ssh/your_key

我的代码片段:

environment {
    ...
    ...
    git_repo = 'my-repo'
}

stage ('Update Helm Chart') {
    steps {
        echo 'Updating values.xml file with latest Docker image tag'

        withCredentials([usernamePassword(credentialsId: '6bgg7dd45-c65f13-4275-a96ddehdv67gdr', usernameVariable: 'GIT_USER', passwordVariable: 'GIT_PASS')]) {
            sh '''
                git checkout ${git_branch}
                ...
                ...
                git remote set-url origin "http://${GIT_USER}:${GIT_PASS}@git.example.com/scm/${git_repo}.git"
                git push origin ${git_branch}
            '''
        }
    }
}

我的Git用户名是deploy.user@example.com，所以我必须首先URL编码@ %40。在URL编码之后，我的用户名变成了deploy.user%40example.com。

然而，我仍然得到以下错误:

fatal: repository 'http://****:****@git.example.com/scm/my-repo.git/' not found

经过一些试验和错误，我发现，如果我不使用变量的用户名，而是硬编码它，它的工作。

git remote set-url origin "http://deploy.user%40example.com:${GIT_PASS}@git.example.com/scm/${git_repo}.git"

git remote rm origin
git remote add origin <remote url>

问题:由于某些原因，Github不熟悉你的存储库。

Error:在git cli中提示如下:

remote:未找到存储库。致命:库 “https://github.com/MyOrganization/projectName.git/”未找到

解决方案:2个选项

Github might not familiar with your credentials: - The first Option is to clone the project with the right credentials user:password in case you forgot this Or generate ssh token and adjust this key in your Github. aka git push https://<userName>:<password>@github.com/Company/repositoryName.git Repo Permissions Issue with some users - In my Use case, I solved this issue when I realized I don't have the right collaborator permissions on Github in my private repo. Users could clone the project but not perform any actions on origin. In order to solve this:

去Github上的仓库->设置->合作者和团队->添加 成员/维护你的用户->现在他们获得了提交的权限 ,推动

Normally it happens because the project is private and you have not rights to write it. I had the same "problem" a few times, and it was for that reason. If the project it is yours, just create a private and a public key following this link: https://docs.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent and add them to the "SSH and Key" section on gitHub, then you will be able to push to the repo. In the other hand if the project it is not your, ask the owner to give you the rights for it.