September 2018
Intermediate to advanced
764 pages
20h 6m
English
So far, we've outlined how to manage our Git repository when developing by ourselves; however, more often than not, you'll work as part of a team. In those instances, your team must work in a way that allows your colleagues to get the updates you have done, as well as update others on their own changes.
Fortunately, Git is a distributed VCS, which means any local repository can act as the remote repository for someone else. This means your colleagues can pull your changes onto their machine, and you can pull their changes onto yours:
However, this would mean you'd have to pull from everybody's machine regularly to get ...
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