How to clone github remote repository from atom
Introduction
Every time I use github, I clone it from a remote repository and then branch off before starting work.
At that time, the procedure was as follows.
① URL copy on github (red frame in the image below)
② Delete the previously cloned folder
③ Launch gitbush and execute the git clone URL command
To be honest, it's annoying. I want to make it easy. When I looked it up, there was a way to do the above operation on atom, so I will summarize it easily.
Target person
・ Those who want to clone a remote repository on github just by operating from atom ・ Those who want to create a new repository and link it with Atom
environment
・ Windows 10 ・ Atom 1.48.0
- It is assumed that atom, github account, git, gitbush are already installed.
procedure
Step 1: Copy the URL of the repository you want to clone on github
This is the same as ① described above
Step (2): Start Atom
Step ③: Open the command palette (open with shift + ctrl + P)
Step ④: Execute github: clone (can be executed with alt + G)
Step ⑤: Enter the required information
When you execute step ④, you will be prompted to enter clone from and To directory (red frame in the image below).
Enter the URL copied in step ① in clone from
Specify the location (path) you want to clone in To directory
When you execute clone after inputting each, the repository is cloned to the specified location.
- If there is a folder with the same repository name, an error will occur, so delete it in advance.
Reference URL
I have referred to the HP of the following people, so I will post it. -[GitHub] Introduction of "clone" command to copy repository ・ [Qiita] How to relink atom and newly created repository (github)
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