What is the difference between git clone ,...

The main differences between git clone, git clone --bare, and git clone --mirror are:

git clone

• Creates a full copy of the repository, including the working directory and .git directory[1][2][4]
• Allows you to work on the files and commit changes[1][2]
• Maintains a connection to the original repository, allowing you to push and pull changes[1][2]

git clone --bare

• Creates a repository without a working directory[1][2]
• Only contains the .git directory, which has all the repository data[1][2]
• Useful for creating a bare repository to serve as a remote repository for others to clone or push to[1][2]
• Cannot be used to work on files directly[1][2]

git clone --mirror

• Creates an exact copy of the original repository, including all branches and tags[1][2]
• Like git clone --bare, it creates a repository without a working directory[1][2]
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