I am trying to push a new IntelliJ project into a new Git repository on Bitbucket, but it fails with a “divergent branches” message. I really want to use IntelliJ and not step out to the command line for basic version control actions, but it doesn’t seem possible.

I am trying to push a new IntelliJ project into a new Git repository on Bitbucket, but it fails with a “divergent branches” message. I really want to use IntelliJ and not step out to the command line for basic version control actions, but it doesn’t seem possible.

I am trying to push a new IntelliJ project into a new Git repository on Bitbucket, but it fails with a “divergent branches” message. I really want to use IntelliJ and not step out to the command line for basic version control actions, but it doesn’t seem possible.

I am trying to push a new IntelliJ project into a new Git repository on Bitbucket, but it fails with a “divergent branches” message. I really want to use IntelliJ and not step out to the command line for basic version control actions, but it doesn’t seem possible.

I am trying to push a new IntelliJ project into a new Git repository on Bitbucket, but it fails with a “divergent branches” message. I really want to use IntelliJ and not step out to the command line for basic version control actions, but it doesn’t seem possible.

I want to follow a step-by-step instruction that lets me: