Git Push And Syncing
With the help of git, more developers can work on a single project. Where they can contribute their changes After they have done their contribution now they can push the changes to the remote repository from which other developers can pull that repository and be in sync.
Following are the steps to synchronize with changes that have been done:
Step 1: Commit to the local repository.
Before pushing it remote repository make the changes that you have done are correct and commit them to your local repository. After that, you can push the changes to the remote repository.
Step 2: Push changes to the remote repository.
After committing the changes that you have made to the repository. With the help of the subsequent command, you may now push the repository to the remote repository. Together with the branch name, specify the name of the remote repository you want to push to.
git push <Alias name> <branch-name>
Step 3: Pull changes from the remote repository.
Git pull is vice-versa of Git push instead of pushing we will pull the remote repository and you can stay updated on the changes of others done.
git pull
Step 4: Resolve conflicts.
Git will remind you to resolve any conflicts between your modifications and those made by other collaborators if there are any. To fix the conflicts, you can manually change the conflicting files or utilize a merge tool.
Step 5: Re-push modifications to the remote repository.
You can push your modifications back to the remote repository after resolving the conflicts. By using the following command.
git push
By following the steps mentioned above by push and pull you can be synchronized with other collaborators.
What is Git Push?
Pre-requisite: Git
Using the git push command, you can upload your files available on your local machine to the remote repository. After git pushes the changes to the remote repository other developers can access the changes and they can contribute their changes by git pulling. Before pushing it to the remote repository you need to do a git commit to your local machine.