A commit is a snapshot of the file's current version (s). Git tracks the changes in a project and saves a certain state that is known as commit. The command line or terminal version of Git is known as Git Bash on the other hand the GUI version of Git is known as Git GUI. We can use Git through the command line as well as through its graphical user interface (GUI). Git is free and one of the most widely used version control systems. Git is a version control system that tracks the changes in the code, documents, and other important information regarding a certain code base (or project), etc. Distributed Version Control Systems (DVCS).Centralized Version Control Systems (CVCS).There are two types of Version Control systems :
Git fetch vs pull origin software#
Version Control SystemsĪ version control system is a tool in software development that tracks the changes in the code, documents, and other important information regarding a certain code base (or project), etc. Let us discuss them briefly before learning about the git fetch command, and git pull command and their differences. The prerequisites for learning about git fetch vs pull can be a basic understanding of Version Control Systems, Branching, and Git.
The git pull command is somewhat similar to the git fetch command but the git pull command pulls all the changes from the remote repository to our corresponding branch of the local repository as we know that the git fetch command first fetches the changes from the remote repository and then stored the changes in a separate branch in our local repository. The git fetch command can also retrieve all the data that are used to compile the history of the changes. The git fetch command fetches all the branches and tags (which are collectively known as refs) by default.
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