Description: Pulling in the context of version control refers to the process of obtaining changes from a remote repository. This process is fundamental in collaborative development workflows, as it allows developers to synchronize their work with that of other team members. When performing a pull operation, updates and changes made in the remote repository are downloaded, ensuring that each collaborator is working with the most recent version of the code. This process not only includes obtaining new commits but also the possibility of integrating those changes into the local copy of the repository. Pulling is an operation that can be easily performed through specific commands in various version control systems, making it user-friendly even for those who are not experts in version control systems. Additionally, pulling can be part of a broader workflow that includes reviewing changes, resolving conflicts, and merging branches, making it an essential tool for effective collaboration in software projects.
