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William Hu
William Hu

Reputation: 16151

Does git pull and git pull --all the same?

I only have master branch locally and i have remote branches master and branch1.

when i run git pull and git pull --all, seems these two commands are the same, i have thought git pull only pull the code on my local current branch.

So these two commands are the same?

The only difference is Fetching origin in the log.

PS: the log

git pull --all
Fetching origin
fdc1162..8b6f103  master     -> origin/master
86ce60d..ef1cd89  branch1    -> origin/branch1

git pull
8b6f103..713ae5e  master     -> origin/master
ef9f2f9..8d542eb  branch1    -> origin/branch1

---EDIT---

I think i got it. git pull --all not means all the branches on one server, which means for more than one servers.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 71

Answers (1)

1615903
1615903

Reputation: 34732

git pull --all fetches from all configured remotes. git pull only pulls from the default remote.

Upvotes: 2

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