Best Fixes
Verify the remote URL carefully, including owner or organization name, repository slug, and protocol.
Confirm the repository exists and that the current auth identity has access to it.
Why Git hosting rejects the repo URL and how to distinguish path mistakes from access problems.
This usually means the repository path is wrong, the repository is private and your identity lacks access, or the remote URL points to the wrong host or namespace.
Verify the remote URL carefully, including owner or organization name, repository slug, and protocol.
Confirm the repository exists and that the current auth identity has access to it.
Do not assume the repository was deleted before ruling out authentication or URL typos.
Do not keep rotating credentials if the remote path itself is wrong.