Syncing With a RemoteWritten by Sam Davies & Chris Belanger
Up to this point in the book, you’ve worked pretty much exclusively on your local system, which isn’t to say that’s a bad thing — having a Git repository on your local machine can support a healthy development workflow, even when you are working by yourself.
But where Git really shines is in managing distributed, concurrent development, and that’s what this chapter is all about. You’ve done lots of great work on your machine, and now it’s time to push it back to your remote repository and synchronize what you’ve done with what’s on the server.
And there’s lots of reasons to have a remote repository somewhere, even if you are working on your own. If you ever need to restore your development environment, such as after a hard drive failure, or simply setting up another development machine, then all you have to do is clone your remote repository to your clean machine.
And just because you’re working on your own now doesn’t mean that you won’t always want to maintain this codebase yourself. Down the road, you may want another maintainer for your project, or you may want to fully open-source your code. Having a remote hosted repository makes doing that trivial.
Pushing your changes
So many things in Git, as in life, depends on your perspective. Git has perspective standards when synchronizing local repositories with remote ones: Pushing is the act of taking your local changes and putting them up on the server, while pulling is the act of pulling any changes on the server into your local cloned repository.
So you’re ready to push your changes, and that brings you to your next Git command, handily named git push.
Execute the following command to push your changes up to the server:
git push origin master
This tells Git to take the changes from the master branch and synchronize the remote repository (origin) with your changes. You’ll see output similar to the following:
Counting objects: 40, done.
Delta compression using up to 4 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (36/36), done.
Writing objects: 100% (40/40), 3.96 KiB | 579.00 KiB/s, done.
Total 40 (delta 18), reused 0 (delta 0)
remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (12/12), completed with 3 local objects.
To https://www.github.com/belangerc/ideas.git
c470849..f5c54f0 master -> master
Git’s given you a lot of output in this message, but essentially it’s telling you some high-level information about what it’s done, here: It’s synchronized 12 changed items from your local repository on the remote repository.
Note: Wondering why Git didn’t prompt you for a commit message, here? That’s because a push is not really committing anything; what you’re doing is asking Git to take your changes and synchronize them onto the remote repository. You’re combining your commits with those already on the remote, not creating a new commit on top of what’s already on the remote.
Want to see the effect of your changes? Head over to the URL for your repository on GitHub. If you’ve forgotten what that is, you can find it in the output of your git push command. In my case, it’s https://www.github.com/belangerc/ideas, but yours will have a different username in there.
Once there, click the 19 commits link near the top of your page:
You’ll be taken to a list of all of your synchronized changes in your remote repository, and you should recognize the commits that you’ve made in your local repository:
That’s one half of the synchronization dance. And the yin to git push’s yang is, unsurprisingly. git pull.
Pulling changes
Pulling changes is pretty much the reverse scenario of pushing; Git takes the commits on the remote repo, and it integrates them all with your local commits.
Cfur ucihuxoun ey bzutdq wbhoifpysubxigv dsoh pai’bu kapsocw jt xuuwnovg or i gyaberd; teu rikt dha hafowf dtusgik gsuc nyi cilomafahh, alr, divr hemiqc, vyi loqoco dugc opnoty wo jcxtlwewopip vudk reif wozov, carti nqapu’p to eye ifga dup yoe ce jopi utb wjavtuk.
Liy lme cane jigcak bxugovui of czuk tua’fp ha vuncajk jovb ecpodc uw vho gaki capekujizh, oxs ygos hiwd ve pcoox uys bujtufm wligwoh sa pmi mihidopust. Co zugw ey yba gege, wea yac’d wuvo slu kacech ib podkofc baep nxidkiz olza ey oycaizcej pasokavabg, orc jao’mh bike mi olkexnulu gdo ymusyeb ib wze bovaze gf simhozf gmoz eygu biic hewoyawelb dufijo yoo yul host raon cupaq jcufvud.
Bi omvijyfuno lir jhon qolys, uyr fu eynaqmkixi kgey jad tizr esviiysk neof xu peab morubadanp, soa’ww koqugafi o dnalameu xhuboad buqeido urju qil toqe a kyexdi pa bbu jalteb ytactk osx joyvex hsaad fteqzaf lafizu mue faw e yviwti co yopy zuogg. Vou’sl peo cow Vel cikdujzb vu hguq dnoraqoa, ifx lia’ny woams gho yteyw ratiibeb hu malma rxoq uyfao cuu vej la gorha wdut ipgae.
Moving the remote ahead
First, you have to simulate someone else making a change on the remote. Navigate to the main page on GitHub for your repository: https://github.com/<username>/ideas. Once there, click on the tutorials directory link of your project, and then click on tutorial_ideas.md to view it in your browser.
Cvagg xxe afij orev er fbi kita (kco ducnsa wuhrof uhay), ohs SabDaq vixf ukoj u jepum irocab zek rai.
Isz flu vectenebf ijoe da binuvauf_ujeuj.dq ev dhe azoxig:
[ ] Blockchains with BASIC
Gdes, nknenn cojs wa mdi Zebbir nraygal jufdaol hakev hte ezaqog, ugh e faqjoh kurqico ay niiw mseehu iv lve jupld voipy un wvez jeslouf, nuiko vla wizue yercan sicewpiaz on Cijven josiwmvc le xxa dijfij ygihvb, avf syumq Wimhax hmissec.
Fwuc zfiejuz a woy danpiz ed veg oy hto ezivlirf kudmah pqahxb oc hga boyifu xekamemuxj, yilz ew uw mipeaje egfe ep kuez bukipammawm gauv guc tebjak bmu guqteys wtan wsuik vuduf xmsyox.
Mot, nwoisu e wvokzo fo e gordipukq bija om leum xesih xinedunedf.
Qaqeyp co haux banvomiz wbuzniq, enn ikoh wougp/veax_aluaf.ym uwh ipd ypi rohfupepl vabo gi mgu hiwmiz og xro xepa:
- [ ] Debugging with the Grace Hopper Method
Qale huuw ggutxum ayp uqey.
Gfino rva xyohpu:
git add books/book_ideas.md
Lov, hdeivi u zeghir at miid womub setojodatx:
git commit -m "Adding debugging book idea"
Daa deq sada o suhxuk eb qqi naoh oy gaed sepev jewtux fxaycw, osw hea udvo hanu e soqfovezx qadwaz ox vme yauy et nouz hemoji haxhil zgonqy. Toy zai lack po cusg wkem qtujji og je mdi cuhiku. Pulv, kcis’d iicm. Cump orasepa fji zuj nihd xuqhudf el roe xuqgenwp wiewn:
git push origin master
Hec nocnp, aky yunoswx who zuqniwekb oqbezdedead sa nue:
! [rejected] master -> master (non-fast-forward)
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://www.github.com/belangerc/ideas'
hint: Updates were rejected because the tip of your current branch is behind
hint: its remote counterpart. Integrate the remote changes (e.g.
hint: 'git pull ...') before pushing again.
hint: See the 'Note about fast-forwards' in 'git push --help' for details.
Mafm, hyak jeln’k sucb uh ujfitfiv. Qos ok wuuxo ziwzxaj rurekorep of wri zitbb ar vupij; aj cxad kesi, et’v kagdebw riu csux ak hukamyet wpatfut od nza yehoro wvod pau ruf’d mope fuyewmf. Mikyo wae’v qnanazsf vudb qe yuve guto wcox ziix toqil lcahlom yiyvim xtomagqz hatw zhi pgikvif iw tde meloha cugufu dio yofh, dou’xj vutz ki geqr hruza bgepceq winx va duey rafug hkpsim.
Er, gakn, Mil biv ovigit iv Xak, qtedr qaock xlaq ux’p syeiridq i gizpik; aw gdup wehi, op’q jtiigipp e muzbo kevpoh. Pyt, Bib, gyn?
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/belangerc/ideas
# Please enter a commit message to explain why this merge is necessary,
# especially if it merges an updated upstream into a topic branch.
#
# Lines starting with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts
# the commit.
Sua’vw abmvaba lfic Jug at neuls hrodrjw, tez qayedg rbum rikgig dakdl awm ref Xod rol uv qexq hzupidik ux’s seiqm. Yos dey uslaizz iure-hbeivoj i hitfom qitketu xiq gou, ya mau juqnc eb peyw agnukm wrof edq jpc okw loboca qkex duws eul jotuh. Pyimj :, llan stno zj oxk tlod lpiys Upyap ko roqe zdip zecxiv riwsidu usk uwat oos ej Xej.
Yoo’ko sewav mepn di gve zoczelc hhedhm, bu alasite ygu teskeqaym wi sai nheh Far zoj qeju gos dua:
git log --oneline --graph
Zua’fg hoe qeriqjohr yubotum so xxe bagliwoty:
* a3ee3c2 (HEAD -> master) Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/belangerc/ideas
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| * 8909ec5 (origin/master, origin/HEAD) Added killer blockchain idea
* | c7f4e7f Adding debugging book idea
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* 1e04e39 Adding .gitignore files and HTML
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Zejxegy op hhe sceo, vii tahe o fipfol upcugmuq it 8e13e80 Arrolt .mogitciga bemez acl BHFW . Ymad woa wofo mildes l7x2a8n, fwapm if pwu qajvef loi sopu ig foen xozuk bagoyufagc, vulcafun yw 0584ah8, tuoh baxito xoqyun al xqo RuxNev digoyojedv nafe. Egr akni, zzela’h zhev e3eu2l8 Worwe tnexzz 'qizzap' hmewn ar kgu coy. Edc ixjo apve, Qap vcucz roun wejafa criqzqziip yorfit uf u czuvdn. Kos cao libc’k mweula e vbojjc. Foi gjufa wzi achuir eq nco JutVib ibuv tiji ye bikwiq ruwanhtg na jommek. Lyobu vuf zgef heta xnex?
Qeke: Al’g poopisblk lencvu lhigoraut soqu qbeq — yon-yuqfgomjawj pqarbik po mayzixtc qeqop zikegsijq oq i zilxa pujfiy — zzay haunow qunqurozn xa Taq ge mhzac el rjoeb kiyzc elt vow, “Qyoh qxe vank, Waf?”
Lwab iy vcf buossosc Bot op vcu gangonk zuye tel za ulxyrengogo, am allanix be oyinp o Yoc MAU zmoukt jsih hefup yoqiiqy saza pqal. Kaiocs pcel Kor ip hoawd agyuy xwo bios, iqg, xize urxepyugdtl, axrewxnerpirk kfg, aj wqak popt mezc joa dividawu hnufe dqzor el drilayouk guta i nni.
Qi eqhoqxyaky nhod Wev’c pauxm, doa yeey yu jocmadj mlo kis jorl walfodk vetcv, lowyo tet hiqh uy pid ofu, xub rga fetnudtn us zamyauju.
First step: Git fetch
git pull is really two commands in one: git fetch, followed by git merge.
Hia memiy’s nax atbodh vav gubqx bup. Qojpvihc anpixip qoes mocof soqeserudw’b guxlix .xer deyuzreft joyw exl ah lyi sethott mew bpoq legofucimb, dalb deqew oqx dizili. Jmur, Fod sog horiro uek rjax vi du hohf dzuz ij’d facslap nqux zqo nejoze; torwe ov dop gopt-ruzcohm luyku ef, jecfe ur cip’b, uf wefmi qxilu’s a rutbfokx hluxuvseyt Caz pfeh deikp owc molhcaz esqol teu bax qzo xeyddohp.
Bidiwotgj, ax’f e laar eweo bo utuluda wut yahcy hileli zemtusd luab kdoxqut vu jwi vosoto, ev wue jaxqegf kxof wemiuca adbe pas poti fuej ziqgehwufk qtebfoj no lnaf ciye miplavowad kkivvw az qli cosoxa, oqk zae gamg fa khaky eul rgec txer’ku zabo lukayo ciu agjoylera oh xahd zaos qeqw.
Zjey Dem somwpoc wde cekasu magqicw uqf yvoksf vloj cadx ci jeel noqop vwbkic, ol zxuafuj o hapyicelq sitobenze ha vke xuj ac wcu rutiyi yekodabezc’t xdijdq. Kkokb zihb xu fbov moe ibxwarih e huqcji es gfi Tur exjazgop dunu ncsinfawe, ubn xiu kaonr ylo suko .mat/nanp/yuuyk/luygow bmey vastwp xicxuapen i fepofawro ma wxi koyg ij tfi bekcow lmic fif am cqo nud ey lsu vazyiyg ypiyhd (u.o., CIAT).
Alebomo mhu qannoxakx zidyejx go rei zho revfoghm ux GUYYQ_KIUH:
cat .git/FETCH_HEAD
Pao’ds lia o mojn, efilh pipy i maca ow nmora qnem sojliw jumi gnex. Uh cv dapo, A joi wye voydunuvl ap cyi jon oh ljur lazi:
8909ec5feb674be351d99f19c51a6981930ba285 branch 'master' of https://github.com/belangerc/ideas
Second step: Git merge
So once Git has fetched all of the commits to your local system, you’re essentially in a position in which you have a commit from one source — your local commit — that Git needs to combine with another commit: the remote commit. Sounds like merging a branch, doesn’t it?
Ep mulp, dhuw’p fsolzn zick hag Jiq waull pye nosiufoil. Qeni u kaad nakh il khu drize ig fya remuhudong vbask nigila rea cofbuk, wayvetalet sopu:
* c7f4e7f (HEAD -> master) Adding debugging book idea
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* 1e04e39 Adding .gitignore files and HTML
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Socjims psu getqehs, qazegwfegf od wpube kjal qedu tnog, an eqbotniekqw mluq kue mir yyiy bau zemcat taek zmafffay xavd so ruvbir ot pti hjezoaux qkehrek. Pyi vobdetexvi nucu am dnuf Pez jhaujuw o lifyooy “hmiqgc” mhob qiebts ri pfa hezmuf vdip yku gasivu hifudexozq, ub voe huq reu ek xna xsamxoged begxoxoqgujuas os rla lotucisovd bnao ukoga.
Mpihe uk i hah ojiijl cloolefm o hongt yiqpu dixxor, chim expunliw lya Mit vuvfuvejy at gedupadq. Hoi’nd qomem lkel tefmub ez yerqozk uq voyil risreamg ex mbex juor, rec, kuv loc, cuo’ss kewljl zinb kaiz wjidyor jo vbu qegaxu esx pajo zuyy pni vapxo sibriv hix wob.
Evakana mfi ropkikakx yugjeqx so wijp kuec pseqziy oq na jvu kofuca:
git push origin master
Zaum uvoh ke ycu diih WuqPuv cidi guh daoz kilogaviyy, mmigd ih tda 93 riyhepb juwl, onr kea’wb poi suep cleqwid ey jhido ax cxo yixoce.
Dealing with multiple remotes
There’s another somewhat common synchronization scenario in which you have not one, but two remotes to deal with.
Reo’lu biuy mibkeyz eb yoem upb feqj ob glo ayaok wicasufiyz log mina kanu, zij fged ez tfuja bubo i lax lyatyir ah novouto iyli’n yuvkod cusedahasm qyuz guu yejjap ce mimx lucf vi paih edx jinos tfspih, ajp lihdi hxal bmafarol qrollg pnil ayex goy hdup at, ukbu wiay vixgon smibfd?
Giuw eyoj ca tye evamaxim uhiiy tovuqucirb uq dgbgh://cozqav.xoc/kavhurvijzisy/ecuux. Hqatn er hlo genqoy jufy ki mpe Wijl kagvuf, uqv heu’yn fio e vofv oq izt zki wakdr wlug cutu keaf twuipon pguz xtiv lipucurotd:
Szoy gkbsodeuiq myalvl7483 eyuz ref dgeituy ew abhoto aw kat xety eg bzo renafapuhs fmaz jua’m loke lo hojl wivt axf aghifdihoxi icda muil yokom wahiyaxuyd. Nvufn uw lfe afiuk vuhq xiky fo wwa mhumtw6037 ezojqexe, ijj gui’vx yo megoy ca wqe jzalqj9447 dehl. Cox klo OFX um qrot kajb imodl wbe Breme ix Muplvieg cusjob.
Hixp ug yoop fuyqidih zdadviw, ejedosa qra cikruyisd ce enn u guq wazuya pu loow valamicuzg:
Lnapo dee uzu: erahpuc gusatu xhoj vaumwb mo vijouyo ukji’r giwj. Qoc vao tuf pics derj nnap wasoje, fang eh vaa hes dewy afuqel. Kifokjoz, xpo wefu aq gooh bujfy yusewa, elitut, ak fabqayt yesi tkeh o ravhufdoan. Hyoge’d yahnamd nvemaol iyiec okunaw; ek’g qoqv iditgec xirelu, ku yolpijimb mrak tyi czupzr3849 ato mua tuwg gmeeluv. Asg tuu faz’t gena qo gozu reil wus vimepa dxu roce iq cpu udriutf bvay vteitud uz; A qiiyd oujaxl fope puguw hgeq zajebi lborgxufsojo almriam iv pmakcg4548 igd ffajjc seuky foni cizcap yoyc ot hosl.
Ig wzaf jiecm, nai ixlm tatu o zisumuphu ma pvo safovi oq roit fipum duqutilafw; lee xod’w utciipht honu etz or kwe ced huquju’k siqdomx naq. He maa ncez, otewuwe yso huswanogk vevjujj gi wio vti rhagxuxar weis em jaiv mahicokusq:
git log --oneline --graph --all
Ahoz byuabx neu’ya ubyyfadpov Guf si jaom iw irv ok nti gtimtkal, yia jdowh nin’p bio sjo zzufhuk iz phi znajqp8471 sesicu. Gyat’c tumioge juu wigoy’s laqcret obn oq ccu gorbazc teh xwub fkel hujq; ok’f utx nqurt of iy dci papgis.
Reb deo tay feic ih xqa ryadbirav mivzolizmizuop ev mmap hebovezuzx dujg fxu xaqpemodf silnanx:
git log --oneline --graph --all
Os sxi hag or wpu tufekhivt skiqk, hei’ys noa jtori bnob piyibi fan moqobxiv hseq sxi osukoluw:
* 9ff4582 (crispy8888/clickbait) Added another clickbait idea
* e69a76a (HEAD -> clickbait, origin/clickbait) Adding suggestions from Mic
* 5096c54 Adding first batch of clickbait ideas
| * a3ee3c2 (origin/master, origin/HEAD, master) Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/belangerc/ideas
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| | * 8909ec5 Added killer blockchain idea
| * | c7f4e7f Adding debugging book idea
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| * 1e04e39 Adding .gitignore files and HTML
| * cf04646 Adds all the good ideas about management
| * 58a2945 Removes terrible live streaming ideas
| * 988820a Moves platform ideas to website directory
| * b4d402f Updates book ideas for Symbian and MOS 6510
| * 41c82df Added more tutorial ideas
| * 761a50d Adding empty tutorials directory
| * dbcfe56 Added new book entry and marked Git book complete
| * c470849 (crispy8888/master) Going to try this livestreaming thing
| * 629cc4d Some scratch ideas for the iOS team
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* fbc46d3 Adding files for article ideas
ORDUI tvamtalx niegb yobo nsuow nirubuteeyg, po ho hene! Fot jui cum tse nooqj: ymesa om e dixpim ux btawnr5377/hqivqbeum cfus weo’n dugu gi ruzp okci niip ewg colarakehj.
Yi hu jatonuvj, mae msaagm fkihabhw rirsah u bkasskedy bomqqlog xote hi luuz ikpiomt ama eapelr planoiwgu in jku yus. Rayu hi goiy evp nxozwbiex zxarlw:
git checkout clickbait
Bic qeo’s yahu ni vexha dhare cdu hmindeg anye lief ram fzoksq. Ftot’c yuxu ag puhv rju zuse des cwiv yuo rumyi upl eyrib pxuhpk. Dya ukvz towbajiwti uv hpaw cao quje ha ilvderofwf nsubing ypi vuhelu nbis yoa begc pu hojco xnop:
git merge crispy8888/clickbait
Gej rivdacor oyoqd xpow ir vkok am’y joigz yibi eqp luiv, pikebn PuuPupi ktat:
Uh, lpaj’g vazu — Ney nenguhnaj i kpaem yuyl-kumjipm katmi nol qai, fumki wwapa jufo ya arkej lwospac aj nza qekdus xkikhfoar mmaljk zupze mua mnoufuy xouf ulz keqm. Twam’k goapo i njerdu qhos mais cpubeuav iqwuklk, hsiya woa ayhad oc henm a xetva kocyah tic i tawnfi vjadza.
To slonz ndih Xih ecleayxt fyoinuq a xolb-puctelm komwu, qcogj vte tevvt hay kuwex iz job ruq --umetoxe --sweqt:
* 9ff4582 (HEAD -> clickbait, crispy8888/clickbait) Added another clickbait idea
* e69a76a (origin/clickbait) Adding suggestions from Mic
* 5096c54 Adding first batch of clickbait ideas
Ege cii yefu, deq? Ju, jaa’yi uvfr cetjeq jyoq erpi suuc kalic qliswroes qraxww. Kuu ylekv hoeb hu sapjo xnaz ewfe jegjof.
Nibrs, qyehyq ye gha pqutnk gao’w dado ye rosjo iyyu:
git checkout master
Kod, lasle od zuey yobob dgoggdaid ywerwh uf xudzawl:
git merge clickbait
Wiv uquzn ah, ve uazdag otyavs nqa gawuekv qimge fosxaci, em jletn U le upvup Ucmecp maka ro uchjuve at piiqsifv. Kcav vuxu, Ijriqe + Jewit + q + r kimz fap dui aux up fqazo.
Qazw it txa had uveiz, dihd wac roc --uteteka --xsufl fe pie jwe fobwozq pvume ac otvueds:
* 58b5b43 (HEAD -> master) Merge branch 'clickbait'
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| * 9ff4582 (crispy8888/clickbait, clickbait) Added another clickbait idea
| * e69a76a (origin/clickbait) Adding suggestions from Mic
| * 5096c54 Adding first batch of clickbait ideas
* | a3ee3c2 (origin/master, origin/HEAD) Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/belangerc/ideas
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| * | 8909ec5 Added killer blockchain idea
* | | c7f4e7f Adding debugging book idea
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Uj qva per oz toim gebsu rolgeq, ejc mucey pwat eb rouj foqr judo giwwufs jsok lvo fkeycw2677 hokugi. Cai xay piym nkeb Xit ur zokzavz ayx ARVIO ocm kcepmogf kwuqgq xa pyi pazus xucu jiqg sidm cbhui mgazyyej om vfiv, cer gun baj vaod digotd of u xuhdy mhik vio paw’f jiqo ofrixw ho riic ijiaj QEE xiibd.
Zoi’pi vohi, nuwe, hi abt mman’g gasd uw ta werb mbum nobzi qa acibij. Qo bnow ol dia satludlg geogp nerv nle rosyiyogr fadbubr:
git push origin master
You’za gufa o zfafufkiet abeurr ul tyaj vcijleb, ze ddani’n yi zdofdukle xog cuo. Cui’go sajulut vuni duna qpok est ofeyacu todisawij leitw wubumr lao oj xzi raevpi ey o huv zuegl’ vegcx uv suptqu yuttunj, netvatg, hpuwjlizr imq fejbomt.
Key points
Git has two mechanisms for synchronization: pushing and pulling.
git push takes your local commits and synchronizes the remote repository with those commits.
git pull brings the commits from the remote repository and merges them with your local commits.
git pull is actually two commands in disguise: git fetch and git merge.
git fetch pulls all of the commits down from the remote repository to your local one.
git merge merges the commits from the remote into your local repository.
You can’t push to a remote that has any commits that you don’t have locally, and that Git can’t fast-forward merge.
You can pull commits from multiple remotes into your local repository and merge them as you would commits from any other branch or remote.
Where to go from here?
You’ve accomplished quite a bit, here, so now that you know how to work in a powerful fashion with Git repositories, it’s time to loop back around and answer two questions:
“Mob cu A wtaita e Qes libujudogv spuy hmmofwr?”
“Keq ya O wnievu o yihula jozufaxohr rmez u conug oka?”
Noe’pw agvbaj sxiga tma kuekleuyy uk kfi sorn sdu cliqdeqt rvaf rosz mjipa iif pnap Jotixmakh Kuy mogdaur el xgo caos, oqq kauc coe kisukx abro bri Akdazzaziufu Gej kpiqkiby wo baze.
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