For example, if you’re cloning docker-sync from GitHub, the directory will be named docker-sync. And that’s all there is to clone a GitHub repository.

Repositories, commonly referred to as “repos,” are the cornerstone of GitHub. They serve as centralized storage for your project’s code, documentation, and associated files.

Developers often use git repositories to store and retrieve source code files. This is usually done on a desktop computer, but new iOS apps allow you to access git repositories while on the go.

Github is forcing a password reset on some of its users after it detected a number of successful intrusions into its repositories using credentials compromised in other breaches.

The first thing a developer wants to do after the creation of a GitHub repository is to clone it. For a typical repo, you would grab the repository's URL and issue a git clone command. Unfortunately, ...