A Linux team is using Git to version a set of custom scripts. A team member has made an update to a script and published the changes to the repository. Which of the following is the BEST way to…

`git fetch` retrieves changes from the remote repository but does not integrate them into the local working copy; it only updates the remote-tracking branches, requiring a subsequent `git merge` or `git rebase`.

`git merge` integrates changes from one branch into another, but it does not fetch the latest changes from the remote repository first, so it would not necessarily bring in new remote commits.

`git commit` records local changes to the local repository, creating a new commit, but it does not interact with the remote repository to retrieve changes.

`git pull` is the command that performs a `git fetch` (retrieving changes from the remote repository) followed by a `git merge` (integrating those changes into the current local branch). This single command updates the administrator's local working copy with all the latest published changes.