![]() Work on it, make some commits and merge it to the master branch. Check out to master branch and create another branch. So we left for a while our work on the new feature. We actually created a new branch,, but in meanwhile we got another call to fix a bug. ![]() 3-way mergeīut let imagine a bit different situation. And thanks to that Git uses “fast forward” method to move one branch tip up to another and nicely integrate its histories. So there is a linear path from branch tip to the branch tip. It means that main branch tip wasn’t moved. git pull origin remote: Counting objects: 3. # Start a new featureĪ fast-forward merge occurs here because while we were adding a new feature, the master branch remained the same and haven’t had any new commits. Now we will run the git pull command which will fetch and merge remote master branch into local master branch. So we create a new branch, make appropriate commits and when everything is done we move to merge, and eventually remove a new feature branch. At some point, we have an urgent task to add a new feature. Say we are working on a website and already made some commits. Because you know, forewarned is forearmed. But we suppose that you should better know about them. There are two ways Git performs merging and it defines the merge algorithm automatically. And just keep in mind that merging always performs on that branch TO which will merge, other words – on receiving branch. The conflict has been fixed, and we can use commit to conclude the merge: Example. (use 'git commit' to conclude merge) Changes to be committed: new file: imghellogit.jpg new file: imghelloworld.jpg modified: index.html. ![]() For this we run git fetch to pull latest remote commits, after that run git pull at master branch, to verify it has the latest updates.Īlso, before merging we should use git command – git checkout, to choose the main branch to which we want to merge other branches. git add index.html git status On branch master All conflicts fixed but you are still merging. As a result, the main line will be refreshed to reflect merging.įirst, we have to ensure that all remote changes are updated with branches that going be merged. It allows us to unite created before parallel lines of development into main development line. After you checkout the master branch, you will drag-and-drop your feature branch onto the master branch in the central graph, or right-click the feature branch. ![]() Of course, we’ve mentioned how to merge branch back to master branch but there are certainly some key points to add.įor the beginning let say a few words about what a Git branch merge is.Įssential, it is a way Git putting a forked branch history back together. And figured out how to create new branches and work effectively with them. In the previous article, we’ve gone through basic of Git Branching commands. ![]()
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