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I'm new to Git and new to atlassian bitbucket as well. I'm using sourcetree. I'm working on project on which 7 other developers are working too. A new branch is created for each n every developer. I have my own branch too. After the task completed, I pushed my changes to remote default branch. They (client) found some issues in my project and did some changes in my branch only. Now I want to pull those changes and merge it to my local repository. There are also changes in other developer's branches too. But I don't want to pull/merge other developer's changes. I only want to pull/merge changes in my local project which they did in my branch only. I don't know how to do it. Can somebody please explain step by step procedure? Thanks
Hi @knk106,
When you click "Pull" in the toolbar, the dialog that comes up includes the following:
The local branch which you are 'merging' into is whatever your current branch is, and the branch you are pulling (changes from others to your work) is what should be selected in the popup. Hopefully that helps clarify a bit.
Brian Ganninger
Principal Developer, Sourcetree
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