Summary - Pull

Combine the pull flow to sync with the remote.

Remember the Pull Workflow

To synchronize with a remote repository, first decide how you want to inspect the changes. Use git fetch to download only, or git pull to download and integrate into the current branch.

git fetch origin
git pull origin main

If a conflict occurs during pull, edit the file, stage the resolution, and complete the merge.

Exercise Synchronize with the Remote Repository

First download remote information through origin. Then pull the main branch into your current branch and print a short message at the end.

Show example solution

git fetch origin
git pull origin main
print("Uzak depo ile eşitlendi")

Test yourself

When should you choose pull instead of fetch?
- When you want to define a new remote repository
- When you want to delete a file from history
- When you want to download and integrate changes into the current branch
- When you only want to inspect remote information
Show answer

When you want to download and integrate changes into the current branch — Correct. Pull integrates changes into your current branch after fetching them.
Synchronize with the Remote Repository
```
git ____ origin main
```
Show answer
```
git pull origin main
```
Match the Pull Workflow

git fetch origin

Downloads remote data
git pull origin main

Downloads and integrates
Merge conflict

Conflicting content state
git add index.html

Stages the resolution

Next lesson: Set up a repository

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