Pulling Remote Changes to Local Repository

When changes have been put in the remote repository that you don't have in your local repository, you'll need to sync the changes into your local repository. This can be done with the pull sub command, which takes all commits made to the remote repository's branch, and adds them to the same branch in the local repository. To use the pull sub command you first specify the remote repository to push to (usually "origin", which will be used for this example), and then the branch you want to add commits from. It would look something like this:

git pull origin branch-name