Function not_found_push_message

atomic-cli/src/commands/push/helpers.rs:416–423

Build the user-facing message for a "not found" (HTTP 404) response during a push. The server deliberately masks private projects: it returns 404 to callers who are not authenticated/authorized rather than revealing that the project exists. Because a push is a write that always requires auth, a 404 almost always means the caller's credentials are missing/expired or they lack push access — not tha

(target: &str)

/// `target` describes what was not found, e.g. `"project/view 'dev'"` or
/// `"the project"`.
fn not_found_push_message(target: &str) -> String {
    format!(
        "Remote returned 'not found' for {target}. This means either it \
         doesn't exist, or you're not authenticated/authorized to push to it. \
         Make sure your identity is registered with the server \
         (`atomic identity register <server-url>`) and that you have push access."
    )
}

/// Convert a remote error to a CLI error.
///