def clone_repository(
url, path, bare=False, ignore_cert_errors=False,
remote_name="origin", checkout_branch=None):
"""
Clones a new Git repository from *url* in the given *path*.
**bare** indicates whether a bare git repository should be created.
**remote_name** is the name given to the "origin" remote.
The default is "origin".
**checkout_branch** gives the name of the branch to checkout.
None means use the remote's *HEAD*.
Returns a Repository class pointing to the newly cloned repository.
If you wish to use the repo, you need to do a checkout for one of
the available branches, like this:
>>> repo = repo.clone_repository("url", "path")
>>> repo.checkout(branch) # i.e.: refs/heads/master
"""
_pygit2.clone_repository(
url, path, bare, ignore_cert_errors, remote_name, checkout_branch)
return Repository(path)
def clone_repository(
url, path, bare=False, ignore_cert_errors=False,
remote_name="origin", checkout_branch=None, credentials=None):
"""Clones a new Git repository from *url* in the given *path*.
Returns a Repository class pointing to the newly cloned repository.
:param str url: URL of the repository to clone
:param str path: Local path to clone into
:param bool bare: Whether the local repository should be bare
:param str remote_name: Name to give the remote at *url*.
:param str checkout_branch: Branch to checkout after the
clone. The default is to use the remote's default branch.
:param callable credentials: authentication to use if the remote
requires it
:rtype: Repository
"""
_pygit2.clone_repository(
url, path, bare, ignore_cert_errors, remote_name, checkout_branch, credentials)
return Repository(path)
def clone_repository(
url, path, bare=False, ignore_cert_errors=False,
remote_name="origin", checkout_branch=None):
"""
Clones a new Git repository from *url* in the given *path*.
**bare** indicates whether a bare git repository should be created.
**remote_name** is the name given to the "origin" remote.
The default is "origin".
**checkout_branch** gives the name of the branch to checkout.
None means use the remote's *HEAD*.
Returns a Repository class pointing to the newly cloned repository.
If you wish to use the repo, you need to do a checkout for one of
the available branches, like this:
>>> repo = repo.clone_repository("url", "path")
>>> repo.checkout(branch) # i.e.: refs/heads/master
"""
_pygit2.clone_repository(
url, path, bare, ignore_cert_errors, remote_name, checkout_branch)
return Repository(path)
def clone_repository(url,
path,
bare=False,
remote_name="origin",
push_url=None,
fetch_spec=None,
push_spec=None,
checkout_branch=None):
"""
Clones a new Git repository from *url* in the given *path*.
**bare** indicates whether a bare git repository should be created.
**remote_name** is the name given to the "origin" remote.
The default is "origin".
**push_url** is a URL to be used for pushing.
None means use the *url* parameter.
**fetch_spec** defines the the default fetch spec.
None results in the same behavior as *GIT_REMOTE_DEFAULT_FETCH*.
**push_spec** is the fetch specification to be used for pushing.
None means use the same spec as for *fetch_spec*.
**checkout_branch** gives the name of the branch to checkout.
None means use the remote's *HEAD*.
Returns a Repository class pointing to the newly cloned repository.
If you wish to use the repo, you need to do a checkout for one of
the available branches, like this:
>>> repo = repo.clone_repository("url", "path")
>>> repo.checkout(branch) # i.e.: refs/heads/master
"""
_pygit2.clone_repository(url, path, bare, remote_name, push_url,
fetch_spec, push_spec, checkout_branch)
return Repository(path)
def clone_repository(
url, path, bare=False, remote_name="origin",
push_url=None, fetch_spec=None,
push_spec=None, checkout_branch=None):
"""
Clones a new Git repository from *url* in the given *path*.
**bare** indicates whether a bare git repository should be created.
**remote_name** is the name given to the "origin" remote.
The default is "origin".
**push_url** is a URL to be used for pushing.
None means use the *url* parameter.
**fetch_spec** defines the the default fetch spec.
None results in the same behavior as *GIT_REMOTE_DEFAULT_FETCH*.
**push_spec** is the fetch specification to be used for pushing.
None means use the same spec as for *fetch_spec*.
**checkout_branch** gives the name of the branch to checkout.
None means use the remote's *HEAD*.
Returns a Repository class pointing to the newly cloned repository.
If you wish to use the repo, you need to do a checkout for one of
the available branches, like this:
>>> repo = repo.clone_repository("url", "path")
>>> repo.checkout(branch) # i.e.: refs/heads/master
"""
_pygit2.clone_repository(
url, path, bare, remote_name, push_url,
fetch_spec, push_spec, checkout_branch)
return Repository(path)
