i am having problems pushing my changes from my local master to remote master because of this error:
remote: Processing changes: refs: 1, done
To ssh://[email protected]:29418/xxxxxx
! [remote rejected] HEAD -> refs/for/master (change 14823 closed)
error: failed to push some refs to 'ssh://[email protected]:29418/xxxxxx'
any idea how i can fix this issue?
git status says my branch is ahead of origin/master by 5 commits.
I got the same message. And it was because I have managed to get the same Change-Id for two commits. Maybe due to some cherry-picking or similar between my local branches. Solved by removing the Change-Id from the commit message, a new Id then was added by the commit hook.
Your Commit Change ID is expired ie, Review 14823 is closed. you can't push to same.
Do this to fix issue:
git commit --amendI found the following page which details exactly why you're unable to push your changes to the origin due to the change XXXXX closed error: https://git.eclipse.org/r/Documentation/error-change-closed.html
Cheers!
You have 5 commits.
All of them has a file called "Commit Message" (used by Gerrit).
One of these files has a bad "Change-Id" that was already accepted
and merged into master by Gerrit, and hence cannot be used again.
One fix is to merge all 5 commits into one,
and in the process of doing that,
delete the "Change-Id" in file "Commit Message".
In my case, I had 3 commits, so I did:
git rebase -i HEAD~3
There are other ways of merging multiple commits:
Squash my last X commits together using Git
If you have been re-basing and picked commit(s) related to review(s) that has/have been closed (merged or abandoned) in the meantime, you can simply rebase again and instead of picking, drop the commit(s) related to the review. You should then be able to push again without any issue. I strongly disagree with suggestions to play/modify Change-Ids. Detailing git commands, this would give:
git fetch; git rebase origin/a_branch --interactive
Picking every commit... Fixing conflicts and then git add ...
git rebase --continue
git push origin HEAD:refs/for/refs/heads/a_branch
-> remote rejected... change ### closed
Then do the following:
git fetch; git rebase origin/a_branch --interactive
picking (pick) every commit except those related to change ### that should be dropped (drop). You should not have any conflict and get a rebase successfull right-away (conflicts were already solved in the previous rebase). Then:
git push origin HEAD:refs/for/refs/heads/a_branch
The change 14823 closed message does not come from vanilla git. It indicates that whoever maintains that repository has an update or post-update hook that is evaluating your push and rejecting it due to local policy (I'm guessing you're adding additional commits to an issue that has already been marked as completed/closed). You'll need to find out what those policies are, and whether you need to somehow get the change re-opened so you can add commits to it, or if you need to create a new change request and (probably) rebase your work against it.
git causing the grief, though, as @ebneter points out in another answer, its gerrit, which has some policies built on top of git, implemented as hooks. You need to follow gerrits usage policies, and more specifically any additional ones imposed by the admin of that specific repository. –
Elmaleh git status says my branch is ahead of origin/master by 5 commits.
all im doing is fetching latest code. doing some tweaks and pushing it.
What are those 5 commits? Are they all yours?
Does change 14823 correspond to one of those 5 commits? What's its status in Gerrit?
in my case I had 2 commits, the first commit was mine but second one wasn't, so I fix it this way:
I hope it's helpful.
This can happen if there already exists a change on gerrit that either has been merged or even abandoned. If abandoned, which was my case, restore that change on gerrit and apply the new change on top of the restored change.
https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/error-change-closed.html
I also faced this problem, Here is the solution
if you face any merge conflict, try to merge it manually and the do git rebase --continue
You're pushing to gerrit, which is a code review tool, as indicated by both the url (ssh://[email protected]:29418/xxxxxx) and the "HEAD -> refs/for/master" message. You need to consult with whoever maintains the repository you're trying to push to in order to figure out why the change is being rejected.
Try this. git push --no-thin origin xxxxxx:refs/for/sprint/yyyyyy
I and my senior work more than 1 hour to get solution, So I tried below, It works for me
Every thing should be fine and done nicely
I encounter this problem too, when I push my commit and the terminal says:
! [remote rejected] HEAD -> refs/for/android_ui.lnx.1.2.c1-dev (change 1692698 closed)
I go to review site to see the change corresponding 1692698, the commit message is: "Prompt USB tethering help when first time enable WiFi hostpot"
Then show the commit logs in terminal:
The reason why push fail is that the current changID is the same with that of eb47ef919064aff516ced4bbd9d8ade0ed34b107 commit. so I backup current change and reset hard to 753668be1207baa514be1bbd985f3db2d6317608 and then apply the backup change, add, commit and push successively finally.
Hope this can solve your problem.
You have 5 commits.
Each commit has a "Commit Message" that may contain a "Change-Id:" string that identifies which Change Request that commit belongs to for Gerrit (see https://git.eclipse.org/r/Documentation/user-changeid.html)
In this case one (or more) of the Change Requests identified by the Change-Id strings is already merged or abandoned by Gerrit, and hence cannot be used again.
You need to modify the commit message for one (or more) of the commits before pushing them (see http://schacon.github.io/history.html), either removing them to create new Change Requests, or modifying them so that they identify the correct Gerrit Change Requests for each commit.
Solution for EGit users:
Click 'Add Change Id' button
Commit your changes & push.
Issues can be several but if problem is that your change is on top of an outdated commit (for any reason, it might have been merged) you just need to:
Step 1: Find the commit before the commit you want to remove git log
Step 2: Checkout that commit git checkout
Step 3: Make a new branch using your current checkout commit git checkout -b
Step 4: Now you need to add the commit after the removed commit git cherry-pick
Now push your changes to gerrit, it should accept them.
If you have multi commits.And the closed commit is not the latest one.At this situation,you can not use --amend to modify the change-Id.Because the --amend can just modify the latest commit message.
At this situation,use git rebase origin/master -i and use reword rather than pick on the commit that you need to modify the change-Id.
When pop up the editor that request to edit the commit message.Just delete the change-Id line and save.This will create a new change-Id.
reword子命令，来reword需要修复的commit。保存后弹出，需要进行重新编辑提交消息的时候，简单删除change-Id.保存，将会自动生成一个新的change-Id –
Bellanca Download the latest patchset (from gerrit) and repeat the stage,commit,push. This worked for me!!
This should do it:
git commit --amend
Delete the change id and then push for review.
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