If I am a collaborator on someone's repository on Github, how do I get their repo onto my terminal?
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If I am a collaborator on someone's repository on Github, how do I get their repo onto my terminal? Is it git pull? git fetch? or something else entirely?
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0 ACCPTED 2015-11-02 16:51:30
You have to git clone git@.... to get their repo. Just make sure you're not in an existing git repo on your computer when you do it as the clone will create a new folder.
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