Given:
Visual Studio 2022
Git for Windows

I’m new to Git and I’m using it to work on my project from two different PCs, both VS2022 and both have same account.
Committing and pushing from first computer does update the Git repo, However, pulling from the other computer only synchronizes the commits (under local history) but never updates the actual code/file. How to apply the changes on the actual code?

So, I am quite a newbie in developing programs.

So I got a git repository set up in Visual Studio. Commits etc work fine. It’s seemingly able to pull from the repository fine (no errors, at least) but cannot push. I get an error about invalid remote name which doesn’t make sense. Here’s the output:

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Before anyone gets on my nerves, I have already checked this post (visual studio 16.11.5 git-errors) and tried the recommended solution.

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