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| ''git checkout'' is at first sight rather different from ''svn checkout''. You can use ''git checkout'' to switch to another branch or to revert modifications but not to clone the repository. However, the more you use Git the more ''git checkout'' will resemble ''svn checkout''. | ''git checkout'' is at first sight rather different from ''svn checkout''. You can use ''git checkout'' to switch to another branch or to revert modifications but not to clone the repository. However, the more you use Git the more ''git checkout'' will resemble ''svn checkout''. | ||
| - | === Before you start working with git === | + | ===== Before you start working with git ===== |
| It is highly recommended to set the following for the optimum git experience: Colorize your life! | It is highly recommended to set the following for the optimum git experience: Colorize your life! | ||
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| * Clone the repository (checkout a working copy in Subversion speak): | * Clone the repository (checkout a working copy in Subversion speak): | ||
| - | $ git clone git@repo.ctcc.no:project_name.git | + | $ git clone git@gitlab.com:project_name.git |
| * Update your repository with changes from origin (svn update): | * Update your repository with changes from origin (svn update): | ||
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