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Sometimes, esp. when I'm the only one working on a remote repository, I like rewriting the history with git rebase -i and git push origin master -f.
How do I do a forced git pull origin master without a merge? I tried it with the -f option, but that didn't work. I just want to rewrite the history of my local git repo to match that of the remote (origin).
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“git pull” is not the opposite of “git push”; the closest there is to an opposite of “git push” is “git fetch”.
Then, if you want to upload something to your remote repository commit changes and use git push .
After creating the repository, copy the repo URL. Now, add the URL to your repo. Now you can push/publish it to your own repository!
git fetch git reset --hard origin/master With respect it is a few years old, the answer by MattDiPasquale will destroy any local changes or commits.
If you have local changes or commits, but need to rewrite history, run:
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