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However in that video there is an assumption that only one user is working with the repository and therefore he does not explain the "git pull" command. If there are multiple users of the repository you always have to remember to use "git pull" before you start editing any files to avoid "merge conflicts" (when multiple users changed the same thing unaware of each other).

External links

Git branching: https://learngitbranching.js.org/