Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

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Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

Closed 13 hours ago.

Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

Closed 13 hours ago.

Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

Closed 13 hours ago.

Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

Closed 13 hours ago.

Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

Closed 13 hours ago.

Running the git command “rm -rf .git” on someone else’s github repository [closed]

Closed 13 hours ago.

How to keep my local feature branch code while up to date with remote github master branch?

Say I have a master branch in github. I raise a PR (my feature branch is in my local machine), got merged, get ready for next release.

How to keep my local feature branch code while up to date with remote github master branch?

Say I have a master branch in github. I raise a PR (my feature branch is in my local machine), got merged, get ready for next release.

How to keep my local feature branch code while up to date with remote github master branch?

Say I have a master branch in github. I raise a PR (my feature branch is in my local machine), got merged, get ready for next release.