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Github only cloning improvements
How to clone all remote branches in Git?Detach (move) subdirectory into separate Git repositoryHow do you clone a Git repository into a specific folder?How can I determine the URL that a local Git repository was originally cloned from?Clone only one branchThrow away local commits in GitHow can I reconcile detached HEAD with master/origin?Download a single folder or directory from a GitHub repoHow do I update a GitHub forked repository?Git fetch remote branch
I am one of the remote repository collaborators and i want to only clone the improvements of another collaborator after he made a new commit. How do I do that? How to clone only latest improvements instead of a whole massive repository? Is there a specific command I have to issue? I guess that if i do git clone *link to the repository it will just clone the whole repository that isn’t required
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I am one of the remote repository collaborators and i want to only clone the improvements of another collaborator after he made a new commit. How do I do that? How to clone only latest improvements instead of a whole massive repository? Is there a specific command I have to issue? I guess that if i do git clone *link to the repository it will just clone the whole repository that isn’t required
git github gitlab
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Can you clarify what you mean by "clone only latest improvements"? Do you just want to update the repository that already exists on your computer?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:35
Can you explain what you've done so far? Have you cloned the repository previously? How did you clone it? Do you have a link to the repository?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:36
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I am one of the remote repository collaborators and i want to only clone the improvements of another collaborator after he made a new commit. How do I do that? How to clone only latest improvements instead of a whole massive repository? Is there a specific command I have to issue? I guess that if i do git clone *link to the repository it will just clone the whole repository that isn’t required
git github gitlab
asked Mar 21 at 21:27
alexa.waalexa.wa
165
I am one of the remote repository collaborators and i want to only clone the improvements of another collaborator after he made a new commit. How do I do that? How to clone only latest improvements instead of a whole massive repository? Is there a specific command I have to issue? I guess that if i do git clone *link to the repository it will just clone the whole repository that isn’t required
git github gitlab
git github gitlab
asked Mar 21 at 21:27
alexa.waalexa.wa
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Can you clarify what you mean by "clone only latest improvements"? Do you just want to update the repository that already exists on your computer?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:35
Can you explain what you've done so far? Have you cloned the repository previously? How did you clone it? Do you have a link to the repository?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:36
add a comment |
Can you clarify what you mean by "clone only latest improvements"? Do you just want to update the repository that already exists on your computer?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:35
Can you explain what you've done so far? Have you cloned the repository previously? How did you clone it? Do you have a link to the repository?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:36
Can you clarify what you mean by "clone only latest improvements"? Do you just want to update the repository that already exists on your computer?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:35
Can you clarify what you mean by "clone only latest improvements"? Do you just want to update the repository that already exists on your computer?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:35
Can you explain what you've done so far? Have you cloned the repository previously? How did you clone it? Do you have a link to the repository?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:36
Can you explain what you've done so far? Have you cloned the repository previously? How did you clone it? Do you have a link to the repository?
– JBallin
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Assuming you have the repository cloned on your computer already and the changes are being made directly to the master branch, you would simply run git pull inside the repository's directory.
This will "fetch" (download) the changes to the remote repository and then "merge" them into your local branch.
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Assuming you have the repository cloned on your computer already and the changes are being made directly to the master branch, you would simply run git pull inside the repository's directory.
This will "fetch" (download) the changes to the remote repository and then "merge" them into your local branch.
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Assuming you have the repository cloned on your computer already and the changes are being made directly to the master branch, you would simply run git pull inside the repository's directory.
This will "fetch" (download) the changes to the remote repository and then "merge" them into your local branch.
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Assuming you have the repository cloned on your computer already and the changes are being made directly to the master branch, you would simply run git pull inside the repository's directory.
This will "fetch" (download) the changes to the remote repository and then "merge" them into your local branch.
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Assuming you have the repository cloned on your computer already and the changes are being made directly to the master branch, you would simply run git pull inside the repository's directory.
This will "fetch" (download) the changes to the remote repository and then "merge" them into your local branch.
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Can you clarify what you mean by "clone only latest improvements"? Do you just want to update the repository that already exists on your computer?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:35
Can you explain what you've done so far? Have you cloned the repository previously? How did you clone it? Do you have a link to the repository?
– JBallin
Mar 21 at 21:36