What is the role of the Fetch command in working with Git repositories?

The Fetch command in Git is responsible for fetching updates from a remote repository without automatically merging them with your local changes. The command git fetch downloads all new commits, branches, and tags from the remote repository and updates your local references to them.

This allows you to:

• Be aware of changes made by others.
• Check for updates before merging or integrating.
• Avoid conflicts, as changes do not affect your current working branch.

Example usage:

git fetch origin

After that, you can review the changes and decide when and how to integrate them into your local branch.