Creating and Cloning Git Repositories
In SCM, your code, storyboards, images, and all other assets are stored in a repository. The repository, or repo for short, tracks the history of every file—when they were created, renamed, deleted, modified (where you added or deleted lines), and so on. The distinctive feature of Git is that it is a distributed source control system, meaning that instead of having a single canonical repository on a server somewhere, everyone working with the codebase has their own, and shares update history amongst themselves.
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