as stated in the subject
note: the git clone i mean is the git clone without any option, the one which is performed by doing “git clone /C:/my_origin_folder”
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This answer of mine regarding backup should give you some answer on clone vs copy: Moving a git repo to a second computer?
Main differences:
originsetup pointing to original repo, so that you can push to it.Note that when you clone with a folder path, the differences change subtly, as the objects and refs are usually just copied / hardlinked ( equivalent of
--localwhich is the default with local folder paths)