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I have with my partners a repository in Gitlab. The repository already shows by default, the folder api and too txts, that is, I don’t have a folder inside the repository, where, by opening it, I have access to the files that are changed.
But when I do git clone in the repository, it always creates a folder (with the project name) and plays the change files inside. Does anyone know if they have any commands or anything like that where they don’t create this folder by default?
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You can make git clone with a . in the end, the . replaces the default path from where the project will be created.
git clone url-projeto .
Show, it worked here vlw!
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The git clone command takes 2 parameters: the repository address and the path to the clone. This 2nd parameter is optional and, if omitted, a directory with the same name as the repository is created.
Ex: $ git clone https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2 mylibgit
Documentation: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Getting-a-Git-Repository
Thanks for the explanation and the brother Docs!
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Just a question, are you talking about the first 'git clone' or new environment? or are you performing a git clone inside an already cloned git? example, "'first' git clone Repo.git cd Repo" "'second git clone within Repo' git clone Repo.git cd Repo 'see the newest changes" if it is, git clone is only done once per environment, from this it’s only "git fetch/git remote Prune/git pull" if I got it wrong, let it pass
– flourigh