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hunche
3,339 PointsCan I create a repository in my home folder ?
The repository for any given project using version control is typically stored in: A Your home folder B A set of hidden files and folders C A database designed to be worked with directly D A text file with a human-readable log of your changes E You can actually choose between any of the above options
3 Answers
Alex Gwartney
13,256 Pointsyour git files aka the repo you cloned from github or where ever is is going to be in a set of hidden files with in where ever you cloned or created the git init in side which you can see by going in the command line and typing ls -a in short its b
Alex Gwartney
13,256 Pointsthanks decided since iam back might as well start getting back with the comunity
hunche
3,339 Pointsthank you
Jacob Mishkin
23,118 PointsJacob Mishkin
23,118 Pointsgood to see you back answering questions!
hunche
3,339 Pointshunche
3,339 PointsSo I can Create a repo in my home folder . And use ls -a to show all files. But there is no different between ls and ls -b