Hi Experts,

I am new to Git and we use Bitbucket as a our Repo. I have a scenario based.

1) I have already taken a project i.e. Branch from Bitbucket and worked on it, for example
         
       

/c/Source/projectname (epic/xxx-119)

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2) This Branch has now been pushed back to bitbucket and worked on by another developer

3) Meanwhile I continued working on specific files on my local copy or Branch while the other developer had been working on my pushed up branch

4) Developer has now finished and I need to pull down his work and merge with mine

what is the safest way to achieve step 4 without over writing those specific files?

Is it as easy as git bash from here---
==> c/Source/projectname (epic/xxx-119)

$ git checkout -b <branch name>
$ git pull origin <branch name>
$ git reset --hard origin/release/core


I feel this will overwrite my project.

alternatively... is it advisable to pull down the new branch onto a separate location on my drive and copy and paste only the files I need into my working folder

Kind Regards

Mike

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