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Hi Truly appreciate the links It seemed GitHub had network issues last night I have been able to download and install GitHub desktop
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Also, the shortcut to GitHub Desktop starts in a different directory altogether, so modifying that would be no use I know that I can use the command line to git clone to any directory, but it would just be nice if one could configure the desktop version to do that as well
- Fastest way to download a GitHub repository - Stack Overflow
I have no idea of working on GitHub committing code and most tutorials out there on the web seems to assume that "I would want to setup a project in GitHub" and inundate me with 15-20 step processes To me, if a source repository is available for the public, it should take less than 10 seconds to have that code in my filesystem
- Installing GitHub Desktop on Debian Ubuntu - Stack Overflow
0 Easiest way is : Go to github-desktop repository and go to realeases (below) Realeases Download file that is suitable for your linux distribution Then install it with : sudo apt install "[ deb file location]" (or) sudo dpkg -i <Github_Desktop_filename deb>
- How to clone all repos at once from GitHub? - Stack Overflow
I have a company GitHub account and I want to back up all of the repositories within, accounting for anything new that might get created for purposes of automation I was hoping something like this
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I have a project hosted on GitHub I created a branch on one computer, then pushed my changes to GitHub with: git push origin branch-name Now I am on a different computer, and I want to download
- windows 10 - Error Installing GitHub Desktop - Stack Overflow
I have downloaded Github desktop for my win 10 pro x64 from the github site Upon running the installation I get the error : "Application cannot be started, contact
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I am trying to use GitHub Desktop (i e the GUI application - NOT command line) to go back to a previous commit (on the same branch) Something that I would have thought is a core feature, since it's the primary reason for using source control in the first place
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