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Cloning an Existing Repository [Learn Git Video Course]

Learn how to clone an existing Git repository from a remote server. This video is part of our free 24-part video course on Learning Git on the Command Line. Subscribe ►    / @gittower   *************************************** Additional Git tutorials and resources Learn Git on the Command Line: a free 24-part video course ►    • Learn Git on the Command Line   Surviving with Git:    • Surviving with Git   More Productive in Git with Tower:    • More Productive in Git with Tower   *************************************** Welcome to our video series on learning version control with Git. In this video, I'll show you how to get on board of an existing project. By downloading (or cloning) a copy of an existing repository from a server. A URL to a remote repository can take many forms: the first two examples use the popular SSH protocol; just as common are URLs using HTTP or HTTPS; less often, you'll see the special "git" protocol. First, open your command line application. On a Mac, this is typically Terminal.app. On Windows, this will be the "Git Bash" application. Now, change into a directory where you want to have the local copy of that project downloaded to. Here, you can call "git clone" followed by the URL. In many cases, you'll be asked to authenticate with a password. When you confirm this, Git connects to the remote server and starts downloading the project. When it's finished, you'll have both the project's working files on your disk - as well as a local copy of the repository. This .git folder contains the project's complete history; every version of every file. There's no need to mess with this folder manually because this is all Git's job. But it's nice to know you have everything you need right at your fingertips. This is it for now. Thanks for watching - and see you soon in our next videos. SUBSCRIBE to learn more about Git, Tower & how to become a better developer!    / @gittower   For more free ebooks, cheat sheets, and video tutorials make sure to check out our FREE learning platform! https://www.git-tower.com/learn/ STAY UP-TO-DATE: Tower: https://www.git-tower.com Twitter:   / gittower   Facebook:   / gittower   #git #learngit #gittutorial