I'm trying to clear up git cloning my remote repository to my Document Root.
Git clone makes a directory in Document Root with the name of the remote repository, and then the files like index.html.
I need a git clone that pulls the remote files like index.html straight into the Document Root and doesn't add the remote repository name.
E.g. Document/Root/index.html correct. Document/Root/remoteRepositoryName/index.html wrong, but is what git clone does.
To clone into the current directory, instead of creating one, try adding a period after the clone command. For example:
git clone <clone url> .
However note the current directory MUST be empty.
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