Git Push to a remote branch with directory

Question

I'm trying to push to a remote branch with a directory(I can't remove the directory or change the remote branch structure).

How can I push to this branch? I've already tried this command git push origin release/Release_1.0 and lots of variations.

This is the outcome:

$ git push origin release/Release_1.0
error: src refspec releaseRelease_1.0 does not match any.
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/Pankwood/LearningGit.git'

This is my branch structure:

 git branch --all
  dev
* master
  remotes/origin/dev
  remotes/origin/master
  remotes/origin/release/Release_1.0

Github structure image

Answer 1

The message indicates that you have no branch in your local repository named release/Release_1.0

If this branch exists on the remote, you can git checkout origin/release/Release_1.0 , perform your work, commit your changes, and then git push origin release/Release_1.0

tl;dr It looks like that branch was never created on your local repository.

Answer 2

you can firstly change to the branch you want to publish in this case you have to do this... git branch <branch> git checkout -b <branch> git add . git commit "Your commit" git push -u origin <branch> git branch <branch> git checkout -b <branch> git add . git commit "Your commit" git push -u origin <branch> in this case will be remotes/origin/release/Release_1.0 or remotes\\origin\\release\\Release_1.0