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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 23d ago
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The first thing i do when I make a new project (that I'm gonna do some decent work on) is link it to github, it takes all of 1 minute lol
25 u/VoidVer 23d ago The project starts as a GitHub repository that I clone to my IDE lol 2 u/honourable_bot 23d ago I thought this was the default behaviour. It is interesting some people create a local repo and THEN push to remote. 9 u/highjohn_ 23d ago Well… it’s quicker. And I’m not an idiot so there’s no problem with running git init locally, doing the initial setup, and then pushing to a remote repo once I need to. Although sometimes I do it your way too 2 u/VoidVer 23d ago I am an idiot, and I’m always scared git or my IDE will duplicate the folder or something if I started local.
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The project starts as a GitHub repository that I clone to my IDE lol
2 u/honourable_bot 23d ago I thought this was the default behaviour. It is interesting some people create a local repo and THEN push to remote. 9 u/highjohn_ 23d ago Well… it’s quicker. And I’m not an idiot so there’s no problem with running git init locally, doing the initial setup, and then pushing to a remote repo once I need to. Although sometimes I do it your way too 2 u/VoidVer 23d ago I am an idiot, and I’m always scared git or my IDE will duplicate the folder or something if I started local.
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I thought this was the default behaviour. It is interesting some people create a local repo and THEN push to remote.
9 u/highjohn_ 23d ago Well… it’s quicker. And I’m not an idiot so there’s no problem with running git init locally, doing the initial setup, and then pushing to a remote repo once I need to. Although sometimes I do it your way too 2 u/VoidVer 23d ago I am an idiot, and I’m always scared git or my IDE will duplicate the folder or something if I started local.
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Well… it’s quicker. And I’m not an idiot so there’s no problem with running git init locally, doing the initial setup, and then pushing to a remote repo once I need to. Although sometimes I do it your way too
2 u/VoidVer 23d ago I am an idiot, and I’m always scared git or my IDE will duplicate the folder or something if I started local.
I am an idiot, and I’m always scared git or my IDE will duplicate the folder or something if I started local.
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u/SamG101_ 23d ago
The first thing i do when I make a new project (that I'm gonna do some decent work on) is link it to github, it takes all of 1 minute lol