Diferencias

Muestra las diferencias entre dos versiones de la página.

--- desorden:versionado:git [2026/01/15 06:22] – [Conexion] admin
+++ desorden:versionado:git [2026/01/15 06:23] (actual) – [Conexion] admin
@@ Línea 232: / Línea 232: @@
 </code>
-  * git fetch: Downloads new data and changes from the remote repository to your local machine, without integrating them into your current working branch. This is considered the "safe" option for checking for updates.
+  * **git fetch:** Downloads new data and changes from the remote repository to your local machine, without integrating them into your current working branch. This is considered the "safe" option for checking for updates.
-  * git pull: Performs a git fetch immediately followed by a git merge (or git rebase if configured) to integrate the remote changes into your current local branch. This can lead to merge conflicts if not used carefully.
+  * **git pull:** Performs a git fetch immediately followed by a git merge (or git rebase if configured) to integrate the remote changes into your current local branch. This can lead to merge conflicts if not used carefully.
-  * git push: Uploads your local commits to the remote repository, sharing your changes with others.
+  * **git push:** Uploads your local commits to the remote repository, sharing your changes with others.