To refresh the source control status of files, select one or more files in the Current Folder browser, right-click and select Source Control > Refresh Git status.
To refresh the status of all files in the repository, right-click the white space of the Current Folder browser and select Source Control > Refresh Git status.
To update all files in a repository, right-click in the Current Folder browser and select Source Control > Pull.
Caution
Ensure you have registered binary files with Git™ before using Pull. If you do not, conflict markers can corrupt your files. For more information, see Register Binary Files with Git.
Pull fetches the latest changes and merges them into your current branch. If you are not sure what is going to come in from the repository, use fetch to examine the changes first and then merge the changes manually. For more information, see Pull, Push and Fetch Files with Git.
Pull might fail if you have conflicts. With a complicated change you might want to create a branch from the origin, make some compatibility changes, then merge that branch into the main tracking branch.