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Asked: 2026-06-10T12:47:18+00:00

I am trying to work with GIT, without creating private branches. What that means

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I am trying to work with GIT, without creating private branches.

What that means is I directly work on my cloned repository (master)

Now, Is that the right way to use GIT? I run into many issues related to updating my repository (GIT PULL / GIT FETCH). And most of the time, I am not able to use GIT Merge.

Is there a particular way in which i can use GIT MERGE, GIT PULL, and GIT FETCH. That will help me?

Looks like the best way to work with GIT is have branches.

Branch 1
GIT Commit
GIT PUSH
GIT MERGE master ( to fetch the newer changes)

Branch 2
GIT Commit
GIT PUSH

master
GIT Merge branch1
GIT Merge branch2

I dont think there any other way. Please correct me if i am wrong?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Jan Krueger’s extended cheat sheet will help you cover the basics, and will expose you some common commands for using git.

    IMO, git is a brilliant DVCS. If you have time; take a look at the structure of git and try to catch the ideas behind its design. For example this Tech Talk by Linus Torvalds.

    Note: It looks like you are missing some core ideas behind using git, so please try to learn general approach of git before tackling with commands.

    Note 2: As being a stalker, you seem to have general problems with git. So I repeat my advice once more. Learn basics, complete a tutorial, read/listen/watch a few useful source from notable people about git.

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