How to pull all changes to your new device that is connected with the same github repository link?

 You can easily sync your project on device Y with the latest changes from GitHub without cloning or downloading the entire repository again. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Navigate to the Project Directory:
   On device Y, open your terminal and navigate to the directory where your project is located.

2. Check the Remote Repository:
   Ensure that your local project on device Y is connected to the correct GitHub repository. You can verify this by running:

   
   
   git remote -v
   

3. Fetch and Pull the Latest Changes:
   To get the latest changes that were pushed from device X, run the following command:

   
   git pull origin main
   

   Replace main with the branch name if you're working on a different branch.

4. Resolve Any Conflicts (if necessary):
   If there are any conflicts between your local changes on device Y and the new changes from device X, Git will prompt you to resolve them.

5. Your Code is Now Synced:
   After the pull operation is complete, your local code on device Y will be updated with the latest changes from device X