You don't even need to create it. Your procces would look like this:
1. create a new project on google code
2. go to the clone page and get the instructions on how to clone it
3. run git clone as per the instructions
4. hack hack hack in your recently cloned repository, creating new commits
and
You can safely clone the repository from codesite even if the repository is
empty. Git will tell you that you cloned an empty repository, but it will
still set everything up correctly, allowing you to start making commits etc.
On Sat Mar 31 16:10:55 GMT-500 2012, OlyDLG
No, because syncing an existing Git repository is the only way :)
When you check out a Git repository, you actually copy the entire
repository to local disk. Likewise, when you prep a new project on disk for
Git, you do so by creating a new repository on your local hard drive, which
then you
as opposed to syncing w/ an existing Git repository--is there a How-
to or Quick Start for this? Any description at all? Thanks!
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