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Nick Burd
9,419 PointsGIT REMOTE WORK - PULL
Having an issue with a pull question. I've tried several options
git pull origin git pull /url/
etc.
QUESTION:
Now that you've got my remote added to your repository, what command would you run to pull my latest changes from master?
9 Answers
Nick Burd
9,419 PointsGot it..
Git Pull Tommy Master
ellie adam
26,377 PointsThe answer will be git pull tommy master
You don't need to add origin here.
:)
Paul Graham
1,396 PointsBe careful about pulling changes from a remote server, you probably want instead to fetch and rebase or fetch and merge yourself.
Nick Burd
9,419 PointsThis question confuses me. - Now you can get back to working on your feature. When your feature is finished, what command would you use to finish the feature and merge everything back into master?
William Eccles
4,341 PointsThe way the questions are being ordered means that by the time you get to the last question, I'm sure you've forgotten about the first "profiles" feature you created in question one. The question just wants you to finish that feature in the same syntax as you've just closed off the hotfix... git flow feature finish profiles
Trong Nguyen
10,286 PointsI stuck on Challenge Task 4 of 4
"Now that you've got my remote added to your repository, what command would you run to pull my latest changes from master?" I have tried "git pull origin tommy" but it doesn't work. Can someone give me a hint or show me an answer please. This problem taking alots of my time. Thanks!!!!
MUZ140970 Shaune Muringani
11,962 PointsTrong hi, its git pull tommy master that should do....
MUZ1407800 Doubt Milazi
11,813 Pointsthe wanted answer is: git pull tommy master happy coding
Chris Lenfert
4,075 PointsI was confused by the phrase "pull my latest changes from master". I read this as "Pull from master" but really it's "Pull from tommy (the new remote repo) into master"
So git pull tommy master makes sense when you read it as the later.