git pull <branch>

# git pull request

git pull origin <name_of_the_branch_you_want_to_pull>

# example1

git pull origin main

# example2

git pull origin testBranch1

#Basic command, get changes of current branch to remote repo

git pull

#When working with others, I usually stash my local changes

#before pulling in order to avoid conflict commits.

git stash

git pull 

git stash pop #Reapply my local changes, eventually merge confl

git pull <remote> <branch>

git pull is combination of git fetch and git merge

To avoid getting your commit and other person commit mangled up when working 

on a same branch do this:

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1. git pull --rebase    #it will put your commit first then the other person's [linear tree]

2. If encounter merge conflict 

3. git rebase --abort   #revert back the changes

4. git pull #solve the merge conflicts and use this

git pull [<options>] [<repository> [<refspec>…•]]