Zell Liew • 8/24/2018

Pulling from a Git remote

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This tutorial explains how to update your local Git repository by pulling changes from a remote. It demonstrates the workflow of fetching to check for updates and pulling to integrate them, using a direct edit on GitHub as an example. The article is part of a Git for beginners series and focuses on core version control operations.

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