When you try to push to a GIT Repository and you get this message that mean’s that someone else has changed the repo after your last fetch. In this case you have to incorporate their changes before you can add yours, it is easier to ‘rebase’ rather than merge, just follow the below steps.
$ git fetch
$ git fetch origin
$ git rebase origin/master
$ git push origin master
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October 27, 2010 in
Thank you for this tip. Worked great! You mistyped origin as prigin, fyi.
Hey Joe, good to know that it helped you and thank you for pointing out the spelling error. Fixed it.