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David Good
David Good
12,348 Points
Posted by David Good
David Good
12,348 Points

Missing git fetch

Just a note that you do not go over the git fetch command in any of the videos or I missed which video it was in.

dan cornwell
dan cornwell
6,877 Points
dan cornwell
dan cornwell
6,877 Points

yes that right and i cant find it eather

1 Answer

Jamie Reardon
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Jamie Reardon
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Jamie Reardon
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Jamie Reardon
Treehouse Project Reviewer

Hi David Good! I know this post is rather old now and you've probably found the information you are looking for, but I thought I'd still leave an answer for anyone new who maybe unsure too. If you are looking for coverage on the git fetch command I suggest you take a look at the Git Branches and Merging Courses course instead. This course is just cover GitHub itself, and some git commands will not be covered in the videos. The teachers may be using git pull (which does a git fetch as a shortcut as well as pull). It is mentioned as an answer to one of the quizzes at least but the general principle of the command is to allow you to see if there are any changes and potentially review them before you consider pulling the changes.