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Already cloned a Git repository, but not sure how to check for updates or sync the latest changes? In this video, we’ll show you how to use git status and git fetch origin to update your local repository , then merge the changes with git pull. This method ensures you’re always aware of upstream updates before making any commits—perfect for developers managing projects with Git on Linux!

Learn:
✅ Step-by-Step Guide :

Navigate to the Repository Folder :
cd /path/to/your/repo

Check Current Status :
Run: git status to see if your branch is up-to-date or behind the remote.

Fetch Updates from Remote :
Use: git fetch origin to download the latest changes from the remote repository.

Check Status Again :
Run: git status once more to confirm what has changed.

Example output: "Your branch is behind 'origin/main' by X commits."

Merge Fetched Changes :
Once you're ready, merge the fetched updates with:
git pull

✅ Why Use git fetch Before git pull?

Preview Changes : Fetch allows you to review updates before merging.
Avoid Conflicts : Stay informed about upstream changes before modifying your code.
Control Your Workflow : Decide when and how to integrate updates.

✅ Pro Tips :

Combine git log with .. syntax to view fetched changes:
git log HEAD..origin/main
Use git diff to compare local and fetched code:
git diff origin/main
Regularly fetch updates to stay in sync with the remote repository.

Perfect for Git users who want a safe and efficient way to check and update their repositories! Hit subscribe for more Git tips and like if this helped.
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