Syncing repositories

Syncing repositories in Git involves ensuring that the local repository on your machine is up-to-date with the remote repository and vice versa. This process is essential for collaboration, as it allows team members to share changes and work together effectively.

Remote repositories can be on a private server, a different computer than yours, or hosted through certain project management software like Backlog.

Wherever you are hosting yours, you’ll need to frequently sync your local repository with the remote repository to share changes with other team members.

You can sync repositories using three commands: git push, git pull, and git merge.