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STG-PULL(1) StGit Manual STG-PULL(1)
stg-pull - Pull changes from a remote repository
stg pull [options] [--] [<repository>]
Pull the latest changes from the given remote repository (defaulting
to branch.<name>.remote, or origin if not set). This command works by
popping all the patches from the stack, pulling the changes in the
parent repository, setting the base of the stack to the latest parent
HEAD and pushing the patches back (unless --nopush is specified). The
push operation can fail if there are conflicts. They need to be
resolved and the patch pushed again.
Check the git fetch documentation for the <repository> format.
-n, --nopush
Do not push the patches back after pulling.
-m, --merged
Check for patches merged upstream.
Part of the StGit suite - see stg(1)
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