How to work with Git on two computers from one account?

Question

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I know that everything is quite simple and easy to google, but still I'm confused.
There are two computers: work and home. I work with both. What commands to use so that there are no errors?
At work, I write code, commit, push to a remote repository on gitlab. I come home, git pull -> everything is downloaded to the local rep. I work, I push. Everything is in the master. Correctly?

Answer 1

It doesn't matter how many computers you work on. You write code on one, commit, then push.

git add my_file.txt
git commit -m 'Updates'
git push origin <branch_name>

On another computer:

git fetch -p
git pull origin <branch_name>

Or if you have not made any changes on your home computer, then you can do this:

git fetch -p
git reset --hard origin <branch_name>

or so

git fetch -p
git rebase origin <branch_name>

Then, after writing the code on this computer, you commit and push.

Answer 2

It seems everything is ok. The situation is similar to that if you had this repository lying on one computer in several different directories.