| author | ms.author | ms.date | ms.topic | ms.service | ms.subservice |
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vijayma |
vijayma |
10/18/2022 |
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azure-devops-repos |
azure-devops-repos-git |
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In the Git Changes window, you can check for the latest commits on the remote branch by using the down-arrow fetch link, then selecting the outgoing / incoming link to open the Git Repository window. Fetch downloads remote commits that aren't in your local branch, but won't merge them into your local branch. Fetched commits show up in the Incoming Commits section of the Git Repository window. You can double-click a fetched commit to view its file changes.
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Choose Pull to merge the fetched remote commits into your local repo. Pull performs a fetch and then merges the downloaded commits into your local branch.