Git Pull Origin Master & other Git Overrides
git pull origin master
I learned something today about editing local repo without first updating it. Good thing there was only a very minor change in the master branch. So I learned that I should update the local repo first before making a ton of changes to it. I do not yet know how just combine the two without creating creating problems in the code. I assume depends on the codes themselves and that it has to do with merging.
Also:
git push origin --force
Just totally override the master branch with the local repo
git reset --hard origin/master
Just totally override the local repo with the master branch
Emmet Review
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I learned something today about editing local repo without first updating it. Good thing there was only a very minor change in the master branch. So I learned that I should update the local repo first before making a ton of changes to it. I do not yet know how just combine the two without creating creating problems in the code. I assume depends on the codes themselves and that it has to do with merging.
Also:
git push origin --force
Just totally override the master branch with the local repo
git reset --hard origin/master
Just totally override the local repo with the master branch
Emmet Review
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result:
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