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Can “git pull --all” update all my local branches?
git fetch origin fetches information about all branches (not just the checked-out branch) from the given remote, but git pull origin only merges changes for the currently-checked-out branch. Is there a simple command to pull changes (that are fast-forward only) for all tracked branches from that remote?
Currently I have to go:
git checkout master
git pull origin
git checkout branch1
git pull origin
git checkout branch2
git pull origin
And since the remote in question is an SSH connection, I have to give my SSH password three times (yes, I know I could set up SSH keys to auto-login...), and I'd rather just enter it once.
