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Clone/Copy Existing Code to New Code Repo in Git

How to Clone/Copy Existing Code to New Code Repo in Git?

  • Clone Existing repo to new directory 

            $git clone git@github.com:org/old-repo.git C:\GitHub\code-cov-test

  •  go to code-cov-test dir
            $cd ../code-cov-test
  • Remove old repo git 
            $rm -rf .git #if this command doesn't work go to directory and remove .git file which is hidden
  • Do git initialization
            $git init
  •  Add all files to git
            $git add .
  • Commit the local changes 
            $git commit -m "Initial Commit"
  • Add new repo as remote if repo not present create new repo
            $git remote add origin git@github.com:org/code-cov-test.git
  •  Push the code to new repo in GitHub
            $git push -u origin master

        

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