git-pull 命令

常用示例

说明

git pull fetches from a remote and integrates the changes with the current branch. It is equivalent to running `git fetch` followed by `git merge`, or `git rebase` when the `--rebase` option is used. Pull strategies vary by workflow. Some teams prefer merge (preserving all history), others prefer rebase (linear history), and some use `--ff-only` to reject non-fast-forward updates and prevent unexpected merge commits. The `pull.rebase` configuration setting controls default behavior.

参数

--rebase=_true|merges|false_

Rebase current branch on top of upstream after fetching instead of merging.

--no-rebase

Merge upstream into current branch (overrides `pull.rebase` config).

--ff-only

Only update if fast-forward is possible, fail otherwise.

--no-ff

Always create a merge commit, even when fast-forward is possible.

--no-commit

Perform the merge but stop before creating a commit.

--squash

Squash all fetched commits into a single commit on the current branch.

--all

Fetch from all remotes.

--autostash

Automatically stash and reapply uncommitted changes.

--set-upstream

Add upstream tracking reference for the pulled branch.

--depth _n_

Limit fetch to specified number of commits from remote tip.

-t, --tags

Fetch all tags from the remote.

-q, --quiet

Suppress output during fetch and merge.

-v, --verbose

Be verbose.