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git-clone

List of commands for git-clone:

- git
git-clone:tldr:16789 git-clone: Clone only the `.git` directory of an existing repository.

$ git clone --no-checkout ${remote_repository_location}

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- git
git-clone:tldr:532ed git-clone: Clone an existing repository only fetching the 10 most recent commits on the default branch (useful to save time).

$ git clone --depth ${10} ${remote_repository_location}

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- git
git-clone:tldr:6c3b7 git-clone: Clone an existing repository only fetching a specific branch.

$ git clone --branch ${name} --single-branch ${remote_repository_location}

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git-clone:tldr:70e49 git-clone: Clone quietly.

$ git clone --quiet ${remote_repository_location}

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git-clone:tldr:c69bd git-clone: Clone an existing repository using a specific SSH command.

$ git clone --config core.sshCommand="${ssh -i path-to-private_ssh_key}" ${remote_repository_location}

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git-clone:tldr:caf88 git-clone: Clone an existing repository into a new directory (the default directory is the repository name).

$ git clone ${remote_repository_location} ${path-to-directory}

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git-clone:tldr:d3036 git-clone: Clone an existing repository and its submodules.

$ git clone --recursive ${remote_repository_location}

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git-clone:tldr:dfe1d git-clone: Clone a local repository.

$ git clone --local ${path-to-local-repository}

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