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The git-clone command creates a new git repository based on the original you specify. The branches under refs/heads namespace in original repository become branches under refs/remote/heads namespace in the new created repository. If you do not specify origin in git-clone operation, git use "origin" as default put all branches into ref/remote/heads/origin namespace. There is no special-power for "origin", it just a default choice. | The git-clone command creates a new git repository based on the original you specify. The branches under refs/heads namespace in original repository become branches under refs/remote/heads namespace in the new created repository. If you do not specify origin in git-clone operation, git use "origin" as default put all branches into ref/remote/heads/origin namespace. There is no special-power for "origin", it just a default choice. | ||
Here are | Here are roles when we play around with remote: | ||
* Remote repository: the repository you cloned from. | * Remote repository: the repository you cloned from. | ||
* Remote: short name of URL, or, alias name of URL | * Remote: short name of URL, or, alias name of URL | ||