I have a repository A, and a clone of it, named B. Then, I have edited a file in the A and not commit it. My question is if I can run git pull in B to get the edition in the A?
I have a repository A , and a clone of it, named B .
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I have a repository A, and a clone of it, named B. Then, I have edited a file in the A and not commit it. My question is if I can run git pull in B to get the edition in the A?
You can only pull revisions, i.e. commits. If an edit isn’t committed, it isn’t in the repository and can’t be pulled. However, you could do something like
git reset --hard HEAD^to undo the latest commit and erase the edit.If you want to keep the edit in repository A but not the commit, omit the
--hardoption toreset.