Reviewed for reference consistency: April 11, 2026
Code is Safe
SECUREGit has paused the operation to protect your code. No data has been lost or corrupted.
What To Know
Where Did It Fail?
Commands That Trigger This
Technical Background
Git is a distributed system. Making a commit only saves it to your local hard drive.
The message simply means: 'You have new data here that the server does not know about yet.' Running a push will synchronize the two timelines.
Underlying Causes
Frequently Asked Questions
It is safe on your computer, but it is not backed up to the remote server. If your hard drive fails right now, those commits will be lost.
Related Git States
Git rejected your push because the remote repository contains commits missing from your local branch.
Git rejected your push because your branch is behind the remote, preventing a linear update.
Your local branch and the remote tracking branch have both received different commits.
You checked out a specific commit, detaching your working directory from the branch history.