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How to clone a git repo with all commits?
I have a github account with a repository.
I want to make a repository with selected works on another account.
But so that all commits remain, and under a new name.
That is, the new repo should have not just one cloning commit, but the same projects with the same commits under the new name. It was Vasya, it became Petya. Peter created today. Vasya had commits a year ago. In Petya's account in the repository, there should be commits a year ago, and on Petya's behalf.
How to do it?
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Cloning = making a complete identical copy of the repository. As a result, after cloning, you will have two absolutely identical repositories with an identical history. Why do you think so. what will be one commit and what is "one clone commit."?
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