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Git: Pull - Remote/Branch Specified

Git: Pull - Remote/Branch Specified

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Allows user to specify an existing remote to pull from. Requires stored git credentials.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Git: Pull - (Remote/Branch)

Installation

Run ext install git-pull-upstream from your VS Code ctrl+p window.


Before Usage

For the extension to work, your folder system needs to be set-up in a specific way.

  1. The root folder needs to have your .git folder in it.
  2. Your credentials must be stored for the current project.
  3. Remotes set-up for your project

To do step 2, choose either of the following:

  • Temporary Credential Store
  • Permanent Credential Store

WARNING: The second method will store your credentials in plaintext, not encrypted, which is insecure

Usage

To use the command, press F1 in the Code window, and type:

Git: Pull (Remote/Branch Specified)

When the pop-up appears, enter your Remote's name and press < Enter >.

Another pop-up will appear, where you enter the Branch you wish to pull from, and press < Enter >.


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