Why doesn't Git pull in new changes to the cloned repository on my VPS?
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I bought vps, on which I made git clone. Everything got well from gitlab. However, on the computer I made some corrections in the project, and then I made commit and push through sourcetree. The changes are in the gitlab repository, but when I want to download changes to my vps, I enter the git pull command and get the 'Already up-to-date' message even though changes have been made. I am asking for help on how to solve this.
git gitlab
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I bought vps, on which I made git clone. Everything got well from gitlab. However, on the computer I made some corrections in the project, and then I made commit and push through sourcetree. The changes are in the gitlab repository, but when I want to download changes to my vps, I enter the git pull command and get the 'Already up-to-date' message even though changes have been made. I am asking for help on how to solve this.
git gitlab
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
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asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
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There are a zillion possible points of failure here. Are you sure you see the commit at Gitlab? Are you sure your VPS has the correct origin config? Are you sure Sourcetree has the correct origin config?
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:07
Yes, I saw commit in Gitlab. Hmm.. how can i check if i had correct origin config ?
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:08
git remote -vgit-scm.com/docs/git-remote
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:11
This is my output in vps :
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:13
origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (fetch) origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (push)
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:14
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I bought vps, on which I made git clone. Everything got well from gitlab. However, on the computer I made some corrections in the project, and then I made commit and push through sourcetree. The changes are in the gitlab repository, but when I want to download changes to my vps, I enter the git pull command and get the 'Already up-to-date' message even though changes have been made. I am asking for help on how to solve this.
git gitlab
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
36.4k1080111
asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
223
I bought vps, on which I made git clone. Everything got well from gitlab. However, on the computer I made some corrections in the project, and then I made commit and push through sourcetree. The changes are in the gitlab repository, but when I want to download changes to my vps, I enter the git pull command and get the 'Already up-to-date' message even though changes have been made. I am asking for help on how to solve this.
git gitlab
git gitlab
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
36.4k1080111
asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
223
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
36.4k1080111
asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
223
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
36.4k1080111
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
36.4k1080111
edited Nov 19 at 21:07
isherwood
36.4k1080111
36.4k1080111
asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
223
asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
223
asked Nov 19 at 20:52
Patryk Przybylski
223
223
There are a zillion possible points of failure here. Are you sure you see the commit at Gitlab? Are you sure your VPS has the correct origin config? Are you sure Sourcetree has the correct origin config?
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:07
Yes, I saw commit in Gitlab. Hmm.. how can i check if i had correct origin config ?
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:08
git remote -vgit-scm.com/docs/git-remote
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:11
This is my output in vps :
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:13
origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (fetch) origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (push)
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:14
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There are a zillion possible points of failure here. Are you sure you see the commit at Gitlab? Are you sure your VPS has the correct origin config? Are you sure Sourcetree has the correct origin config?
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:07
Yes, I saw commit in Gitlab. Hmm.. how can i check if i had correct origin config ?
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:08
git remote -vgit-scm.com/docs/git-remote
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:11
This is my output in vps :
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:13
origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (fetch) origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (push)
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:14
There are a zillion possible points of failure here. Are you sure you see the commit at Gitlab? Are you sure your VPS has the correct origin config? Are you sure Sourcetree has the correct origin config?
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:07
There are a zillion possible points of failure here. Are you sure you see the commit at Gitlab? Are you sure your VPS has the correct origin config? Are you sure Sourcetree has the correct origin config?
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:07
Yes, I saw commit in Gitlab. Hmm.. how can i check if i had correct origin config ?
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:08
Yes, I saw commit in Gitlab. Hmm.. how can i check if i had correct origin config ?
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:08
git remote -v git-scm.com/docs/git-remote– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:11
git remote -v git-scm.com/docs/git-remote– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:11
This is my output in vps :
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:13
This is my output in vps :
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:13
origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (fetch) origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (push)
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:14
origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (fetch) origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (push)
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:14
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There are a zillion possible points of failure here. Are you sure you see the commit at Gitlab? Are you sure your VPS has the correct origin config? Are you sure Sourcetree has the correct origin config?
– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:07
Yes, I saw commit in Gitlab. Hmm.. how can i check if i had correct origin config ?
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:08
git remote -vgit-scm.com/docs/git-remote– isherwood
Nov 19 at 21:11
This is my output in vps :
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:13
origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (fetch) origin gitlab.com/patrykprzybylski92/my-app.git (push)
– Patryk Przybylski
Nov 19 at 21:14