That is correct and why I talked about using pull right near the end of the post. It’s nice to know how to use the other commands too though, which is why I wanted to explain them too.
Yes I read that too. You explained everything and it was good but in my opinion it was better to discuss pull first and explaining things further. BTW it's a great article.
Background is almost always better - but you could add a note at first that there’s a built in command that does both i.e. merges the two commands. And no I can’t help it. I love punning!
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git pull upstream masterworks just fine in most of the scenarios.
That is correct and why I talked about using
pullright near the end of the post. It’s nice to know how to use the other commands too though, which is why I wanted to explain them too.Yes I read that too. You explained everything and it was good but in my opinion it was better to discuss
pullfirst and explaining things further. BTW it's a great article.Ah, cool, thanks. I thought it was better to build up from the basic components before unveiling the shortcuts. Thanks for reading!
Background is almost always better - but you could add a note at first that there’s a built in command that does both i.e. merges the two commands. And no I can’t help it. I love punning!