What are the configured remotes (git remote -v) and what command do you try to push?

UPDATE: 0.5.0 New Resource Manager and other changes A more detailed description has been added in Post 1. Construction of corrals and garrison units within them. R28-Bot(without bonuses) vs Petra VeryHard(Red) with a +57% bonus to resource gathering speed

Dear all, I am following the instructions from here: https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/wiki/SubmittingPatches#contribution-flow For some reason I cannot understand, I cannot push to my fork from my local machine, using either SSH or HTTPS. When I do simple edits from the gitea web front-end, it works. There is no error message on the console when pushing, except for SSH that indicates: ssh: connect to host gitea.wildfiregames.com port 22: Network is unreachable fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists. What am I missing? Thank you (finally fixed this macOS wheel bug fixed, so happy to contribute). Thank you, Raffi

Did you export them with private keys?

I've been thinking about this for a while (left the relevant text for this answer), since I don't quite like how that's specifically organised (it doesn't make much historical sense, although I know it's a preliminary idea), but something like this could be useful to organise civs and their tech trees better, while facilitating the possible eventual implementation of the mentioned Grand Vision. Now, given that the Dorian invasion hypothesis has fallen out of favour in recent decades, and considering the latest genetic studies (https://www.science.org/content/article/greeks-really-do-have-near-mythical-origins-ancient-dna-reveals), I think something like this would be more accurate (incomplete, simplified, and still debated):     The issue is, all these transitions happened before 500 BC, so this is not for present gameplay transitions (that's why I removed P1, P2 and P3), unless the time frame is eventually changed. For now it would serve mostly to organise things better, since basically all Greeks would be covered if the Achaeans are included (nice logos for the four tribes would be needed), thus any city-state could be easily implemented from this if needed (for campaign reasons for example, which is how this thread started), each ("hypothetical") transition opening different options.   EDIT: For some reason I missed that the Athenian and Spartan logos were there already, and searched for them again.