In distributed version control, pull or fetch is the action of transferring remote changes into a local repository.
In distributed version control, pull or fetch is the action of transferring remote changes into a local repository.
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Could there be merge conflicts with to simultan triggered Pull Requests in Azure DevOps and how to handle them?
i started working with Azure DevOps a few months ago. I have one question regarding the Pull Requests in Azure DevOps:
If for example 2 developers are working on the same topic and both changes would yield to a merge conflict. Each developers…
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How to `git pull` secondary submodules silently so that it does not require any more commits?
I'm rather new to submodules and git, but I have been using them to include all of my plugins for tmux and vim, etc on my own dotfiles repository on github.
It doesn't happen that often, but sometimes when I do a pull on my dotfiles repository, many…
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Unwanted commits in git pull request
I have forked a github repository in order to contribute a few pull requests.
I checked out this forked repo and worked some time with it.
Now I have the issue that whenever I create some branch from master, change one or two files, commit those and…
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undo git pull of project
I do by error pull of a project on Github in local project so all project in local are deleted and replace by the github project.
note: the project on Github is Flutter project and the local project is Laravel one.
How can I find my Laravel…
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I cannot get a pull from master branch
I committed my local changes and there are no local changes anymore. But I cannot get an update from master branch. Can anyone help me?
error that i get
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I have a conflict merge problem with bitbucket
I try to pull a commit into the main branch with Bitbucket but i had a conflict problem with my code and the merge branch.
like with the import for example
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import…
Dumas Théo
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GitHub Desktop: Why won't my two created branches sync their contents from the master branch to each other?
I have setup GitGub Desktop on two computers and am testing it out. I created two branches: DESKTOP and LAPTOP to give a designated test workspace for both devices. I created a folder in each called "New Folder" and gave this folder in both branches…
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How to get all branches from git remote repository for a specific user
I need to get all my branches (the one I had created) from the git remote server(origin) and then remove them.
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How to git pull from unpushed commits?
I've been working on a repository for the past week, but could not
push for technical reasons.
I did my commits,
Friday, my computer decided to freeze and never reboot again. But i never had the chance to push.
The question is:
Is there a way i…
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git pull command to just show list of files to sync, but should not sync
Like how we use -n switch in 'p4 sync -n' in Perforce to just show the files to sync and not actually sync, Is there a switch that can be passed in 'git' command as well.
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git pull source tree
I need to pull master into recette branch. When I try (select recette branch click on pull select master on distant branch) the source tree tells me I'm already up to date but I'm not.
But when I right click on diff current there is a lot of diff.
I…
jean moreau
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How do I pull your last commit from GitHub to C9?
So, I kind of messed up and went and deleted all my files on C9. I haven't saved anything yet, so I'd like to pull my last commit into my C9. I read somethings that said I should download the zip file of the commit, but I don't really know what to…
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Git pull doesnt work as expected
... which probably is because I use it wrong.
Szenario:
I have a local repository and a remote repository (named staging). Now I developed on my local repository and committed and pushed it to my remote repository. Then, on my REMOTE repository, I…
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pulling a specific git commit, then committing
Apologies if its a newbie like question, I am relatively new to gitHub (using SVN for a long time)
This may be related to a similar post (see "going to a commit then returning to the present" ) but I am hoping for a quick response to the…
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What happens when I do git pull origin master with "--rebase"
Let's come to my problem .
what is the different between this 2 command , i am confused about that .
1. git pull origin master
2. git pull --rebase origin master
here what is the job of "--rebase" .
Please let me clear !
Pull everything from the…
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