There's no problem in either case. In case 1) there'll be a point when the ref (a branch name, typically) is updated when someone's pushing, and any fetch (an essential part of clone and pull) will either get the old value before that point or the new one afterwards. The ref is only updated when all the objects required for it are in the remote repository's object database, so there's no problem there.
2) Similarly, if the fetch that makes up your pull happens after the ref that's being pushed to is updated, then you'll get the new value, otherwise you'll get the old one.
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