Updated on 2023-12-04 GMT+08:00
What Are Repository URLs Used for?
Repository URLs are used for access to cloud repositories.
- You need to enter the URL of a cloud repository when running $git clone repository URL to clone the cloud repository to your local computer.
- Before you connect a local repository that is just initialized to a cloud repository, you also need to obtain the URL of the cloud repository to run git remote add origin repository URL.
Parent topic: Git Issues
Git Issues FAQs
- How Does Git Identify Repository Administrators?
- How Do I Obtain the Path Where Downloaded Code Is Stored?
- How Do I Obtain the Code Repository Address?
- What Are Repository URLs Used for?
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- Can I Decompress a Compressed Package Uploaded to a Cloud Repository?
- How Do I Clear, Save, and Change the Username and Password in Git?
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