How to use git clone in git command

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When using git for version control, in order to get a copy of a project (copy), we need to know the address of the project repository (GitURL). Git can be used under many protocols, so GitURL may be preceded by ssh://,http (s): / /, git://, or just a user name (git will think this is a ssh address).

Gitclone usage of git command

Some repositories can be accessed through more than one protocol, for example, the source code of Git itself you can access using the git:// protocol:

Gitclonegit

It can also be accessed through the http protocol:

Gitclone

Git:// is fast and efficient, but sometimes you have to use http. For example, your company's firewall blocks your non-http access requests. If you execute either of the above two lines of command, you will see a new directory: 'git', which contains all the Git source code and history.

By default, Git removes the dropout of '.git' from the last directory name in "GitURL" as the directory name of the new clone project: (for example, .gitclone http://git.kernel.org/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git creates a directory called 'linux-2.6').

In addition, if you need a usage name and password to access a GitURL, you can add the user name before the GitURL, and add @ match between them to indicate a split, then execute the gitclone command, and git will prompt you for the password.

Gitclone example

Gitclonerobin.hu

This will be accessed as the robin.hu username and then press enter to execute the gitclone command, and git will prompt you for your password.

In addition, we can specify the branch name to be cloned with-b, such as

$gitclone-bmaster2../server.

Indicates that this branch is cloned with the name master2, and if-b is omitted, it means that the master branch is cloned.

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