Question : git pull origin master
Answered by : jocelyn
git pull origin masterSource : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31697846/add-readme-md-to-local-repository-from-github | Last Update : Fri, 09 Apr 21
Question : git pull origin master
Answered by : moses-muigai
git checkout my_branch # move on your branch (make sure it exists)
git fetch origin # fetch all changes
git pull origin master # pull changes from the origin remote, master branch and merge them into my_branch
git push origin my_branch # push my_branchSource : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40258741/how-to-get-changes-from-master-branch-to-local-branch | Last Update : Tue, 08 Mar 22
Question : how to git pull origin master
Answered by : misty-mantis-i20yu7kzpzhr
git pull originSource : https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-differences-between-git-pull-git-pull-origin-master-and-git-pull-origin-master | Last Update : Sun, 26 Jul 20
Question : git pull origin main
Answered by : mohammad-alshraideh
to pull project from github to your local machine :
1-create a repo on github
2-open the repo and go to repo code , click on the green button "Code"
3-copy the link "SSH" or "HTTPS"
4-go to your command line app on your machine
5-run this command : git clone (Link from step 3)
6-press Enter and you will have your project locally
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if you alrady did that and you just want to pull the changes from your github
just open your command line app and go to the project path or directory
then : git pull origin main || git pull origin " any branch Name"
this will pull all changes that you don't have them locallySource : | Last Update : Sun, 28 Aug 22