Pulling the latest changes from a remote repository is something every developer needs to do regularly to stay in sync with their team's work.
Whether you're working on a new feature or fixing bugs, keeping your local repository up to date ensures you're working with the latest code.
In this step-by-step guide, let’s check out how to pull changes with a hands-on demo.
Steps to follow:
1. Open your terminal and move to your local Git repository using the command 'cd <directory name>'.
2. Make sure you're on the right branch by running the command 'git checkout <branch-name>'.
3. To pull the latest changes, use the command 'git pull origin master'.
4. The latest changes have been pulled successfully from the remote.
That's it!
That's how you pull the latest changes from the remote repository.
Keeping your local repository updated is a simple yet essential step in collaborating smoothly with your team.
Now that you know how to pull the latest changes, you can confidently sync your codebase and avoid conflicts or outdated work.
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