Mara Averick • 2/25/2018

Sourcetree fetch rebase

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This technical tutorial explains how to use the Sourcetree Git client to keep a forked repository in sync with its upstream counterpart. It details the steps of fetching from all remotes, performing a rebase from upstream/master, and pushing changes to your origin, specifically within the context of collaborative software development on GitHub.

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#git #version control #fetch
Sourcetree fetch rebase

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