I am an absolute beginner with Git and clone. So I cloned a Git repository (see picture). But where is the folder, where can I see the content?
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2Seems that the operation failed, see here in the error log.Romain Valeri– Romain Valeri2019-02-27 19:17:01 +00:00Commented Feb 27, 2019 at 19:17
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Tip: Instead of posting an image you have to redact, just copy-paste the text and edit accordingly.tadman– tadman2019-02-27 19:21:09 +00:00Commented Feb 27, 2019 at 19:21
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In your directory Git is already initialized, delete the .git directory in your project root folder. If not shown, enable hidden files in strings.
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Chris
How does this help?
Very useful command:
ls -a
It shows the content of the current directory.
You've tried to clone your repository two times in a row, so the main directory of your repository already exists. You'd better delete it using next command:
rm -rf MXDial-IoT-Sample
And then you can clone your repository once again with git clone.
If you want to "find the folder", use ls.
To change the current directory to your repository use:
cd MXDial-IoT-Sample
To open it:
explorer .
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Peter Mortensen
Explorer? Assuming Microsoft Windows?
Run:
mv MXDial-IoT-Sample MXDial-IoT-SampleBAK
And then:
git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/MXDial-IoT-Sample.git
