Not sure what it tries to fetch in this case. The repository is my own, but it should handle it not being my own as well, for example if someone added me as collaborator. So it should probably first try to get the exact account (https:// gitsite .com/account/repo.git) and if that is not available, then fall back to any accounts on the site. In my case the fallback would have worked, but if someone has multiple accounts on the same site, like I had a school related account in the past, then that might fail, while the exact account would not.
After cloning and adding a commit, the push worked as expected.
Not sure what it tries to fetch in this case. The repository is my own, but it should handle it not being my own as well, for example if someone added me as collaborator. So it should probably first try to get the exact account (https:// gitsite .com/account/repo.git) and if that is not available, then fall back to any accounts on the site. In my case the fallback would have worked, but if someone has multiple accounts on the same site, like I had a school related account in the past, then that might fail, while the exact account would not.
After cloning and adding a commit, the push worked as expected.