Github repositorium restore on windows 10 github desktop

[antistereotip]

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My repositorium is https://github.com/antistereotip

Hello, i have GitHub Desktop on Windows 10 pro. Aad when i copy from projects to Documents/GitHub nothing happens. Just some error, but now i cant get neighter that error. I want to restore my (https://antistereotip.github.io) repo. Only error is origin/main and master are entirely different commit historys My site was like this (https://usk.rs/antistereotip.github.io) ...

[queenofcorgis]

Hi there,

Are you getting an error message? If so, what is it?

[antistereotip]

Unable to merge unrelated histories in the repository

[BhathiyaPrasad]

you can visit your repo and in the top of the code base select commits then you can navigate through your past commits and then you can download or clone the code base you want

if this answer is helps, please mark as answered

[antistereotip]

I dont know how to do it ?

[BhathiyaPrasad]

Check Branches and History:

Open GitHub Desktop and select your repository.
Check if both main and master branches exist. You can switch between them from the branch dropdown in the top menu.
View the commit history of each branch to understand how they diverged.
Fetch Latest Changes:

Make sure you have the latest changes from the remote repository by clicking Repository > Fetch origin.
Decide on a Base Branch:

Decide whether you want to keep the main or master branch as the base. Let’s assume you want to keep main and integrate changes from master.
Merge or Rebase:

If the changes in master should be integrated into main, you can merge them:
Switch to the main branch.
Click Branch > Merge into current branch... and select master.
Resolve any merge conflicts if prompted.
Push Changes:

After merging, push the changes to the remote repository: Repository > Push origin.
Update GitHub Pages:

Ensure your GitHub Pages settings are correctly pointing to the main branch if that’s the branch you want to use.
Go to your repository on GitHub, click Settings > Pages, and select the branch you want to publish from (usually main).

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