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1. Preserve git repos when cloning

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   Charles Roper shared this idea  ·  Dec 5, 2023

2. Clone application settings

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   Charles Roper commented  ·  Dec 5, 2023  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   The clone process should also preserve any git repos on the server. Right now, the .git directory and .gitignore file is excluded from a clone. This means, in order to restore the repo after a clone, we need to remove the existing files and pull the repo down again from the origin (github in our case). This should not be necessary! A clone should preserve any git repos present on the server as these are a key part of many workflows.

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   Charles Roper supported this idea  ·  Dec 5, 2023