Is it possible not to copy the entire project to a flash drive in order to transfer it from home to work, but simply copy the .git folder?

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sorry_i_noob2019-08-05 17:14:29

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sorry_i_noob, 2019-08-05 17:14:29

In the git, after all, all changes are fixed? I tried it now and it seems to work. But I am not a professional in git and programming in general. I don't want that one day some problem associated with this method of transferring the project will cause bugs and loss of time.

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jcmvbkbc, 2019-08-05
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Is it possible not to copy the entire project to a flash drive in order to transfer it from home to work, but simply copy the .git folder?

You can, if all the necessary files are committed.
Copy the .git to the right place and write git reset --hardto restore the working directory.

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Ivan Shumov, 2019-08-05
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If you can do a git pull at work, then the flash drive in this story is superfluous