I assume the pull got you stuck in a merge because of a merge conflict. The output of `git status` should say something about this. If it's confirmed by `git status`, you can either try to resolve the merge conflict by editing the file, `git add` it and use `git merge --continue`, or you can stop the merge with `git merge --abort` (though I don't know if it works differently with merges triggered by a `git pull`), then stash or discard your changes. If you stash your changes, you'll get the conflicts again during unstashing them, but that's at least "outside" the pull. :)
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