You have been working on a new feature in a local environment, and the feature is now passing all local tests. You want to add these changes to the team’s central location, making sure colleagues’ work remains intact. Which action is recommended?
Undo your uncommitted changes to match the remote history and discard what you have added.
Bring in the latest updates from the team’s repository, merge locally, and then upload your changes.
Remove the remote reference and create a new source with your local files.
Force your branch to replace the original version, overriding existing content on the shared system.
Fetching the latest version and incorporating those updates into your branch before uploading helps avoid conflicts while preserving everyone’s contributions. Overwriting files will discard other team members’ work, removing the remote reference disrupts collaboration and version history, and reverting to a previous point without reapplying your updates forces duplication of effort.
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