git-pull

Pull from origin

$ git pull

$ git pull [remote]

$ git pull [remote] [branch]

$ git pull --rebase

$ git pull --all

$ git pull --no-commit

$ git pull --ff-only

git pull [options] [remote] [branch]

git pull fetches from a remote and integrates the changes with the current branch. It is equivalent to running `git fetch` followed by `git merge`, or `git rebase` when the `--rebase` option is used.
Pull strategies vary by workflow. Some teams prefer merge (preserving all history), others prefer rebase (linear history), and some use `--ff-only` to reject non-fast-forward updates and prevent unexpected merge commits. The `pull.rebase` configuration setting controls default behavior.

--rebase

Rebase instead of merge.

Force merge.

Fast-forward only.

Don't auto-commit merge.

Pull from all remotes.

Stash changes automatically.

Shallow fetch depth.

Verbose output.

git-fetch(1), git-merge(1)