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In this URL there is written that this command:
git pull upstream master --ff-only
pull the changes from the remote known as upstream into the master branch of my local repo
But I think in that command master is the branch of the remote upstream, not the branch of the local repo?
master
upstream
I think the branch of the local repo is just the checked out one?
In the git documentation for example there is written that:
git pull origin next
means
Merge into the current branch the remote branch next
So next is the remote branch
next
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In this URL there is written that this command:
But I think in that command
master
is the branch of the remoteupstream
, not the branch of the local repo?I think the branch of the local repo is just the checked out one?
In the git documentation for example there is written that:
means
So
next
is the remote branchThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: