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I have a repository where I keep my front-end files. I wanted to know a way to make a "git clone" of this Reset into a project folder (ex: a wordpress theme), so that only the files come without the folder ". git" (which would take care of versioning). And don’t create a new folder for Repo, but let the files come to my project root directory (alias my Working directory).
Actually I’m struggling to understand git with more approach "Plumbing Commands", but in the official document it is very hard/technical to understand. In the internet tutorials it is all very plastered and facing the simple. I’m looking for a middle ground so I can move forward.
Type, in my Ref I have my Sass project and my standard tasks with Gulp (that perfectly fit my demand for projects for internet) and this Code is intended to evolve always. But the idea is to come up with a git command where I can download the files from this link to a new project for q eu".
Do you want it by command line? Why not go straight to Github and download the zip and put it in the folder you want? Displays the hidden files and deletes the . git folder if it is there.... Sometimes this can help you https://answall.com/questions/356852/visual-studio-git-5000-changes/356914#356914
– hugocsl
Per command line, because the intention is that I can automate with bash. I think I asked a very precise question about this.
– user7069
@user7069 if you are cloning, you will need
.git
. The most standard would be for you to build and make it accessible to download. This is more explicit when you are doing something that needs to go through compilation before going into production, but can also be done in PHP.– Jefferson Quesado