RE: fetch and pull

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You very likely do not want the '+' at the start:

$ git push . origin/dev:dev

j.

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Yes, I do.  If the central repository changed dev in some way other than a fast-forward, or if you really messed up your local dev, it still needs to be repointed.

Remember the overall flow:  first fetch (not pull) and then inspect the difference between your dev and origin/dev.  Then, change your dev to match.

--John

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