I am relatively new to git. Our organization uses a Fork & Pull Model for managing changes to the master branch. Each developer forks the master and branches from their fork
You first need to add the other developer repository as a remote.
git remote add otherrep uriToOtherRep
Then you fetch changes from there
git fetch otherrep
And then you merge the branch from the remote repository into yours
git merge otherrep/branchname
Happy merging!
Let's say you are currently working on branch feature/feature_a
and you want to merge the changes made in another branch called feature/feature_b
to feature/feature_a
. The following commands should do the trick:
git checkout feature/feature_b
git pull
git checkout feature/feature_a
git merge feature/feature_b
You can also do "git pull", it'll pull the changes of all the branches.
git pull
You can run git merge into your current branch
git merge
origin/<branchname>
once you have the branch in question in your repository as, say, anotherdev/master
remote branch, you do the git merge anotherdev/master
.