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git - how do I pull to a bare repository?

I have a "main" bare repository and a "personal" bare repository. I want to update changes form "main" to "personal", so I run:

$ git pull
fatal: /home/gimenero/applib/git/libexec/git-core/git-pull cannot be used without a working tree.

How do I pull the changes pushed to "main"?

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A git pull does a fetch followed by a merge, and you can't merge without a working tree. (There would be nowhere to resolve merge conflicts if they should arise.)

Instead, you could just fetch. Assuming your main repository is configured as a remote called origin on your personal repository:

$ git fetch origin master:master

Note that this will only be successful if the master branch of your personal repository is mirroring the master branch of the main repository. Otherwise, Git will reject the non-fast-forward fetch.


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