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hub: Clone a repository using its slug (owners can omit the username).
$ hub clone ${username}/${repo_name}
try on your machine
The command "hub clone ${username}/${repo_name}" is used to clone a GitHub repository to your local machine using the "hub" command-line tool. Here is a breakdown of the command: - "hub" refers to the command-line tool "hub" which enhances the functionality of the git command specifically for GitHub. - "clone" is a Git command used to create a copy or clone of a remote repository. - "${username}" is a placeholder for the GitHub username or organization name that owns the repository. - "${repo_name}" is a placeholder for the name of the repository you want to clone. By executing this command, you can create a local copy of the specified GitHub repository on your machine, allowing you to work with the repository and its code locally.
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