Git Pull Command Maker Tool

Use this tool to create a Git pull command with your desired options and flags.

Specify the repository you want to pull from.
Specify the branch or reference specification.
Apply changes on top of the current branch without creating a merge commit.
Fetch and merge, but stop before creating a merge commit.
Merge changes into a single commit.
Perform the pull only if it can be done with a fast-forward merge.
Suppress output messages during the operation.
Provide detailed output during the process.
Fetch and merge changes from all configured remotes.
Fetch all tags from the remote repository.
Append fetched references to existing contents of .git/FETCH_HEAD.
Specify the number of parallel children to use for fetching operations.
Force progress status to be reported.
Ensure default merge strategy is used instead of rebasing.
Generated Command:
git pull

This tool helps you construct a Git pull command with various options and flags. Here are the steps:

  1. Specify the repository URL and refspec if needed.
  2. Select any desired options or flags.
  3. Click "Generate Command" to see the constructed command.
  4. Use the "Copy" button to copy the command for use in your terminal.
Available Options and Flags:
  • --rebase: Apply changes on top of the current branch without a merge commit.
  • --no-commit: Fetch and merge, but stop before creating a merge commit.
  • --squash: Combine changes into a single commit.
  • --ff-only: Perform the pull only if it can be done with a fast-forward merge.
  • -q, --quiet: Suppress output messages during the operation.
  • -v, --verbose: Provide detailed output during the process.
  • --all: Fetch and merge changes from all configured remotes.
  • --tags: Fetch all tags from the remote repository.
  • -a, --append: Append fetched references to .git/FETCH_HEAD.
  • --progress: Force progress status to be reported.
  • --no-rebase: Use the default merge strategy instead of rebasing.