Difference between git fetch and git pull - Explained with a Example ? || git fetch vs git pull

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[@cdmaguire1]

The diagram at 3:16 is excellent. Thank you!!

[@vishalgourav2299]

I do class from online intelllipat .tutor does not understand this topic but u can simply.thank u sir

[@sumeshchandranbk959]

Clearly explained the diff between git fetch and git pull.
Thank you

[@umerwaqas5943]

thanks sir, i did lot searching even viewed pluralsight videos, but you made it clear by clear examples. thanls for sharing knowledge.

[@karthikpangala9854]

Thank you for the very detailed explanation on this topic.This helped me a lot

[@stunnathasaint]

Well explained. Thank you! It's been so helpful.

[@radiance7906]

HATS OFF
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[@chandrasekhar2258]

Thank you , its clearly explained.

[@namanallawadhi7397]

thank you sir, a very detailed video.. It cleared many doubt.
Few questions:
1) is there any way we can get git fetched items?
2) Also I noticed that after git fetch, branch name had changes. is it related to git fetch?

[@avijeetupadhyaya3885]

very helpfull

[@kishorekumar-lo9iy]

Very nice explanation

[@kadhiresannarayanaswamy7348]

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[@udayredsun855]

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[@aravind4444]

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[@Anne_Rakesh]

Well Explained

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[@ANILKUMAR-vv1fz]

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[@richardrittu309]

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[@sweetthirty2]

while applying git pull if we get conflicts how to resolve that??

[@nz229]

Thank you

[@prasadnv4761]

Well explained 👏

[@sagarsri4143]

Superb👌

[@deoshaw4682]

Nice

[@spaaclub5212]

U can understand difference between pull and fetch easily by this video

[@reclee8333]

suppose i have a local main branch called 'master'. then i create a local branch from that called 'feature-one', and make lots of changes.
if check out 'master' and execute 'git pull', what happens (or what are it's impacts) to my 'feature-one' branch?
if there are conflicts, how can i bring those updates to 'feature-one'?

[@armyofda12monkeys]

I would guess master gets updated. but you'd need to merge those into your feature-one branch to get the latest changes if you are still working in the feature-one branch and want these upstream commits.
So i would say you may not need to even checkout master. Just fetch the latest changes while you are still checked out with 'feature-one', and merge master into that.

[@taynarabarboza5842]

thanks

[@ASHISHKUMAR-ss3rj]

Nice