A developer is using GIT for version control. While the developer is attempting to Commit and Push a local file to the repository, the following pop-up message is displayed:
What is the reason for the pop-up message?
A developer is using GIT for version control. While the developer is attempting to Commit and Push a local file to the repository, the following pop-up message is displayed:
What is the reason for the pop-up message?
The pop-up message 'The current branch is out of date' indicates that the local repository is not synchronized with the remote one. This situation arises when there have been changes made to the remote repository that are not yet reflected in the local repository. To resolve this, the developer can either overwrite the remote content with the local changes or pull the latest changes from the remote repository and rebase the current branch.
https://forum.uipath.com/t/what-does-the-current-branch-is-out-of-date-mean/263715
This means that the local repository is not synchronized with the remote one. Click the Overwrite remote content button to push the local versions of files to the remote repository and overwrite the files there. Click the Pull (rebase) button to pull the remote files and rebase the current branch. Click the Cancel button to discard the whole operation.
Ans : B
https://forum.uipath.com/t/what-does-the-current-branch-is-out-of-date-mean/263715/2