How to sync working directory with master directory, when somebody push change to our local system?

Question

desktop1:

mkdir gitrepo
cd gitrepo
git init
git config --bool core.bare true

laptop:

git clone [email protected]:/home/desktop
cd gitrepo
vi readme
add readme
commit readme
git push

desktop1: I could not see the files here.

desktop2: I cloned to anoter 3rd system with the same as above command and I can see the file in 3rd system but not in the repository where I pushed.

So, how to update files in destop1 with the local changed files.

Is your desktop repository a bare repository (without a working directory)? Is your desktop set up as a Git server? This looks like a duplicate question of when you try to push to a non-bare repo. — user456814
How are you able to push things from your laptop to desktop if your desktop isn't running a Git server? Are you using a file transfer protocol? What is the URI that you're using to push with? — user456814
Why not just have a bare repository on your desktop to push to, then have another non-bare clone on the desktop that you use to fetch from the bare repo? You usually want to push to bare repos with Git. — user456814
Exactly. You're not really supposed to push to non-bare repos. — user456814
You can do it that way, or you can just make a new bare repo with git clone --bare <remote-uri>. — user456814

Abhishek Abhishek · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-17T06:29:45

git checkout <file_name>

git checkout <branch_name> <file_name>

git checkout <branch_name>
git merge <branch_name>

git checkout master
git merge br1