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I’m working on a C project with some friends for school. They helped me to set up everything on my debian partition but I would like to do the same things with Windows. I created an empty local repository but now I would like to “link” it with our project so that I can commit on my branch.
How can I do that ?
You need not create an empty local repository. Just clone the origin
again on your windows partition (
git clone url://to/origin).If you don’t know the url for origin, you can try the following steps
(after adapting for your local setup).
On your Debian partition:
The url given by the second command is your url for origin. Then on your
Windows partition you can do
git clone <url you got above>.