unable to retrieve new files from the server

i did a git clone https//..../abc.git.  everything was fine.

Now there are new files on the server and I did a git pull and it said
everything is up to date.  But I still do not see the new files on my
machine.  

How do I pull all new files down to my machine?

Sorry, I'm new to Git.

Thanks
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On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 16:46, Andy [off-list ref] wrote:

i did a git clone https//..../abc.git.  everything was fine.

Now there are new files on the server and I did a git pull and it said
everything is up to date.  But I still do not see the new files on my
machine.

How do I pull all new files down to my machine?

Did you commit those new files? And did you commit them to the tree
"git pull" is pulling from?

I did not commit these files.  These files were committed by others.  All I
want is to make sure my local copy has all the latest from the server.

What command should I use?


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On 9/11/10 6:55 PM, Andy wrote:

I did not commit these files.  These files were committed by others.  All I
want is to make sure my local copy has all the latest from the server.

What command should I use?

If you are using dumb http, you need to run 'git update-server-info'
after each push to the server. Otherwise pull won't see the new commits.

tom

Andy [off-list ref] writes:

I did a git clone https://..../abc.git.  everything was fine.

Now there are new files on the server and I did a git pull and it said
everything is up to date.  But I still do not see the new files on my
machine.  

How do I pull all new files down to my machine?

Did those files were comitted?  If you are using "dumb" HTTP
transport, is git-update-server-info run on server after committing?

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yes, those files were committed already but that's not the issue.  Once
again, here's what I want to do.

Everyday, I want to synchronize my local working directory with the server
so that I have the latest before I start working.  What's the simplest way
to do it using git?
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