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Description

git-sync is used for syncing a personal fork with the upstream repository the personal fork was created from. Syncing here means updating all the branches in the personal fork that are also present in the upstream repository. git-sync will by default only update the branches in the remote repository personal fork (i.e. your local repository on disk will remain unchanged). git-sync can sync both the personal fork and a local repository of the personal fork, see the "Examples" section for the flags --ff and --pull.

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