Clone GitHub repository to SourceTree




To clone a GitHub repository to SourceTree, follow these steps:

Step 1: Copy the Repository URL

  1. Go to the GitHub (or any Git hosting platform) repository page.
  2. Click the green "Code" button.
  3. Copy the HTTPS URL (or SSH URL if you have SSH set up).

Step 2: Open SourceTree

  1. Open SourceTree on your computer.

Step 3: Clone the Repository

  1. Click on "Clone" from the top menu.
  2. In the "Source URL" field, paste the URL you copied.
  3. Choose a "Destination Path" (the folder where you want the repo to be saved).
  4. Click "Clone".


 

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