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when change the commit its not showing changes after change so when pull its shoing upto date

bathruthen
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October 10, 2023

when change the commit its not showing changes after change so when pull its shoing upto date.

and another user can not pull and fetch and push

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Martin Runge
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July 2, 2026

Hi @bathruthen

Welcome to the Atlassian community!

My best read is you commit locally, but it doesn't reach remote, so 'pull' reports up-to-date, and your teammate never sees the change while also being unable to pull; fetch, commit was never pushed, or it was on a different branch than your colleague's. or push. Likely cause is the co

I would check a few things in this order:

  • After committing, confirm the local branch is ahead, then push and select the correct remote branch.
  • In Sourcetree, ensure your committed branch matches the other user's branch.
  • Verify that a real remote is set under Repository > Repository Settings > Remotes, as a missing or incorrect remote URL causes phantom "up to date" messages and failed operations.

For the teammate having trouble pulling, fetching, or pushing, it's usually an access or authentication issue rather than the same problem. I recommend checking their permissions on the repository and their saved credentials. To assist you better, could you please provide a bit more information? Are you pushing to Bitbucket, GitHub, or another platform? Also, what specific error message does the other user see when they attempt to pull or push?

Cheers,
Martin

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