I have two folders sitting next to each other on my machine.
/Documents/Learning/Project1
/Documents/Learning/Test for git
Project1
has a local repository inside with one commit on it, and I'd like to copy it to the other folder. I'm running the commands:
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1 .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1.git .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1.git .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1/.git .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1 .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1 .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1.git .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1/git .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
/Documents/Learning/Test for git$ git clone /Documents/Learning/Project1/.git .
fatal: repository '/Documents/Learning/Project1' does not exist
But I keep getting an error saying repository doesn't exist, what am I missing?