When two separate projects are merged, you may face fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories. This occurs when projects are not aware of each other’s presence and have mismatching commit records.

fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories

This issue has one answer that you can reuse whenever you face the problem.There might sometimes be a good reason not to do the allow.

Why Error Occurs ??

• You may have cloned a project for which the .git directory is erased or damaged.
• In this state, Git is unaware of your local history and will throw this error.
• It’s because the two branches have no relationship.
• You may have created a new repository and added commits to it.
• Now you are trying to pull from a remote repository that already exists and already has commits.
• Git will throw the error because it does not know how the two projects are related.

refusing to merge unrelated histories

How to Solve ??

• You can add allow-unrelated-histories flag.
• Managed by avoiding creating the repository with a readme. md.
• Creating without readme.md
• Some command already have a ‘Readme. md’ file. Modify the readme. md later on

	git pull origin master --allow-unrelated-histories
	

			
	
			

		
	

	git pull https://github.com/codejagd/Kit.git --allow-unrelated-histories
	

			
	
			

		
	

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