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There will always be more repos to clone Hi @jeaye Silly question (because maybe i'm totally mis-interpreting what is stated here), are you cloning repos in order to merely archiv them (like to save an offline copy)? Or, did you mean that repo cloning is simply part of, say, installing some software for usage of said software, etc.? So, back to my quesiton, are you cloning code repos to "bookmark them" offline (which i suppose saves the app/code if/whenever the repo is offline/unavailable)?? :-)
- ▪There will always be more repos to clone Hi @jeaye Silly question (because maybe i'm totally mis-interpreting what is stated here), are you cloning repos in order to merely archiv them (like to save an offline copy)?
- ▪Or, did you mean that repo cloning is simply part of, say, installing some software for usage of said software, etc.?
- ▪So, back to my quesiton, are you cloning code repos to "bookmark them" offline (which i suppose saves the app/code if/whenever the repo is offline/unavailable)?? :-)
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There will always be more repos to clone Hi @jeaye Silly question (because maybe i'm totally mis-interpreting what is stated here), are you cloning repos in order to merely archiv them (like to save an offline copy)? Or, did you mean that repo cloning is simply part of, say, installing some software for usage of said software, etc.? I'm asking because I tend to "star" repos that i like on github, codeberg, whatever...But i can't wait for the day when all these git forges enable "starring" across the different platforms (like on the fediverse, and how some forge software will eventually support that)...so that i no longer need to keep different accounts on github, gitlab, codeberg, etc.
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