How can j utilize the git fetch all to ensure fetch all changes in a shared repository?

348    Asked by BenPHILLIPS in Devops , Asked on Dec 20, 2023

 I am currently working with a team that is completing a project by using GitHub. One of my colleagues has made several updates to a shared repository. How can I utilize the command “ git fetch all” to ensure I have all the latest changes in my remote repository? 

Answered by Chloe Burgess

 According to the solution provided by DevOps you can just type the command “ git fetch all” to fetch all the changes made by your colleague in the shared repository. In other terms, it will provide you assistance in fetching all updates from all the branches in the remote repository to your local repository.

  “ git fetch - - all”

This above command will ensure that your local repository is synchronised with all the changes made y your colleague in the remote repository across all the branches.

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