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1. Make a backup using Bitrix
2. Transfer locally
The Bitrix license allows you to use 2 copies of the product at the same time. The first copy is production (production), the second copy is just for development (it can be local or on a subdomain, for example).
You can also go the way when the development copy is stored in the same place as the main version (but on a subdomain), and locally only the necessary directories for development with files (for example, your module, your components, templates) via git
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Set up the .gitignore file and completely exclude the bitrix folder from the index (in fact, only for development), and after what you have done, commit to the second copy for testing, and if everything is ok, then commit to the combat one.
For 5 years I have been dealing with Bitrix projects (mostly to finish something) I have never seen anyone have git - everything is stupid in the combat version, everything is broken. Recently, some curtain site was completely dead after the shkolota worked :)))))
Make a backup using Bitrix, download and deploy (using the Bitrix restore.php) on the local.
Bitrix allows you to deploy 2 copies of the product on one license key. In fact, one for production, and the second for development. Therefore, there should be no problems.
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