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How to Clone a Project from a Remote Git Repository
- Last updated Apr 25, 2024
The clone command is used to copy a project from an existing remote Git repository to your local repository.
Follow these steps to clone a project from a remote git repository:
- Open Git Bash or a terminal or a command prompt on your computer.
- Navigate to the local directory where you want to clone the project.
- Clone the remote project using the 'git clone' command, followed by the repository URL. For example:
git clone remote_repository_url
Replace remote_repository_url with the URL of the remote repository of your project you want to clone.
After the cloning process is finished, the entire project will be available on your local machine.