git push origin ozpingux should be enough. Try deleting the remote branch before pushing again, or push --force
Avoid git merge since the repository strategy is fast-forward only.
Also you are using some unnecessary commands, such as:
Once you clone the repo there’s no need to init again
Use it to keep track of your modified files, if you use it just after cloning there won’t be any output
You are already adding the files in the previous commands, no need to add the current directory as well
This is set automatically in the .git folder once you clone the repo
here you can use git status instead
you are pushing your changes in the previous command, there’s no need to use this one.
use git pull instead, as @roaring-lamport said we use a monorepo fast-forward strategy, there’s no need to merge, unless you want to copy someone else’s branch