Which Git command sequence correctly updates your local main branch and merges your feature branch in trunk-based development?

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Git - Collaboration Workflows

Agit checkout feature; git pull origin feature; git merge main; git push origin feature

Bgit checkout feature; git merge origin main; git push origin main

Cgit checkout main; git fetch origin; git rebase feature; git push origin main

Dgit checkout main; git pull origin main; git merge feature; git push origin main

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify correct update and merge commands
To update local main, use 'git checkout main' and 'git pull origin main'. To merge feature branch, use 'git merge feature' on main, then push.
Step 2: Check options for this sequence
git checkout main; git pull origin main; git merge feature; git push origin main matches this exact sequence. Others either merge in wrong direction or omit steps.
Final Answer:
git checkout main; git pull origin main; git merge feature; git push origin main -> Option D
Quick Check:
Correct merge sequence = git checkout main; git pull origin main; git merge feature; git push origin main [OK]

Quick Trick: Update main, merge feature into main, then push [OK]

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