cg-fetch(1)

NAME

cg-fetch - fetch changes from a remote branch to the local
repository

SYNOPSIS

cg-fetch [-f] [-v] [BRANCH_NAME].sp

DESCRIPTION

Arrayrepository to the corresponding branch in your local repository.
Note that this operation does not involve merging those changes
to your own branch - that is being done by the cg-merge(1) command. cg-update(1) exists to conveniently bundle the act of fetching and merging to your working branch together..sp Before
the first fetch, you have to tell Cogito about the remote branch.
This should be done by the cg-branch-add(1) command. See its documentation for the list of supported fetching protocols and other
details. Note that one exception to this is the origin branch, which was set to the location of the source repository if you
created yours using the cg-clone(1) command..sp Note that the operation now being performed by cg-fetch(1) (fetching) was called pulling in the past. However, GIT recently changed this terminology, and after sufficient transition period, the pulling expression will be instead used for the operation now performed by the
cg-update(1) command. Please do not let this confuse you..sp

OPTIONS

Arrayverbosity, that is raw progress information instead of the progress bar. -h, --help: Print usage summary.
--long-help: Print user manual. The same as found in cg-fetch(1).

ENVIRONMENT

Arrayto rsync. RSYNC_FLAGS: Additional flags to be passed to the rsync tool when; fetching over the rsync protocol.

docs.sk

comprehensive documentation repository

See also