Pulling changes
Whenever somebody pushes their changes to the shared remote repository, your local repository becomes outdated. To re-synchronize your local repository with the newly updated remote repository, simply run the git pull command.
When a pull command executes, the latest revision history downloads from the remote repository and imports to your local repository.
![Pull changes from a remote repository to your local repository to synchronize. Diagram of pulling changes.](/static/e287b146aef6dc0e9acd68151fb78942/5a190/01.png)