Git Pull
See original GitHub issueI need to do a git pull
of a repo I cloned. Is there some example code that exists which could show me how to do this?
When I go directly to the repo on my machine, the only way to get it to download the latest is by git pull origin master
.
Thanks for any help, Scott
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Please make a simple push command
This shows how to fetch from a remote and works in the most recent version.
We’re currently planning on NodeGit to have as much libgit2 functionality in the library and then eventually extending it with a great API for end users that don’t quite need the low-level functionality.