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Peter Mortensen
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In addition to updating your local branch from its remote tracking branch, the -pull-pull updates your workspace files.

So it's probably more typical to git pull --rebasegit pull --rebase (or configure pull to use rebase by default) than to git fetch; git rebasegit fetch; git rebase.

In addition to updating your local branch from its remote tracking branch, the -pull updates your workspace files.

So it's probably more typical to git pull --rebase (or configure pull to use rebase by default) than to git fetch; git rebase.

In addition to updating your local branch from its remote tracking branch, the -pull updates your workspace files.

So it's probably more typical to git pull --rebase (or configure pull to use rebase by default) than to git fetch; git rebase.

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Rick O'Shea
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In addition to updating your local branch from its remote tracking branch, the -pull updates your workspace files.

So it's probably more typical to git pull --rebase (or configure pull to use rebase by default) than to git fetch; git rebase.