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How do I do the equivalent to 'git pull --rebase <remote> <branch>' ?

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Fred Ross-Perry
Fred Ross-Perry Dec 17, 2020

When working in a branch, I want to update it from the trunk periodically.

So I'll pop out to a terminal window and do 'git pull --rebase' from the trunk.

How do I do that in SourceTree?

I should point out that my branch is NOT tracking the trunk branch. I usually create a branch, stick it on my private remote, and work there.

 

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