I’ve gone through the Issues section of your repository, and I noticed that many people are facing the following issue:

fatal: Could not read from remote repository.Please make sure you have the correct access rightsand the repository exists.Repository generation completed successfully!

I also encountered this issue myself, and after some investigation, I found that the root cause was related to how the repository URL was being specified in the command.

To resolve this issue, I updated the README to clarify the correct usage. The command was not clear enough in its previous form, and many people were simply copy-pasting it without realizing the need to replace and .

The new, clarified command is:

python contribute.py --repository=git@github.com:<user-name>/<repo-name>.git

This updated command should work without errors, as it explicitly shows where to replace the placeholders with the actual username and repository name.

I hope this change resolves the confusion for others as well.

Fixes issue#60 ,#59,#37

@Shpota