Hi @sanjiv kumar,
Did you already clone the repository and are trying to get an update?
If that's the case you should be able to do the following:
- browse to a local clone of the repository
- run the `git pull` command to retrieve the most recent changes in the current branch
Is there an error/warning when doing so?
Cheers,
Caterina - Atlassian
Hi
Thanks for back to me .
please tell me answer for followings :-
1. How can i push only my changes to the files thats are on a REPO
client changes should not be overwrite only mine need to be uploaded.
2 How can i push code toa specific branch
Thanks
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Hi @sanjiv kumar,
Have you already seen our Git guide?
I would start going through the various topics on that page and familiarize with git. This should cover the details of your questions.
For example, for #1 a good practise is to implement a pull request workflow and allow allow merges to be performed by specific users and based on well defined conditions (e.g. number of approvers and successful builds).
For pushing code, git pushes the code to the upstream branch corresponding to the local one.
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