pulling remote changes in git

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pulling remote changes in git

To update the your local repository with remote changes, you will have to use pull command.

 
git pull

git pull command is equivalent to git fetch + git merge command. So when you are pulling the changes, you are not only getting the changes from remote repository to your local repository but you are merging it as well with your local copy.

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