why do i not have the same data when pull github [closed] - reactjs

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i am triying to pull a branch in my local but i didn't have the same data like in github repository, in the terminal, says: Already up to date.
For examples in my github repository, i have a file named data.json, the content of this this is not the same as the data.json i have in my local repository.
Here is the github link : https://github.com/Meriemu/TestCaseLvmh/blob/feature/slider/public/data.json
And here is a screnshot of my local data :

You see to have the public/data.json from commit ded8223
Check what git status tells you, as well as git branch -avv, in order to double-check where you are in this repository history.

i found it,
actually i was in a gitlab repository and not github, that's why. i had to remove the origin and re-add it and pull the branch. My answer could help others, maybe...

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