Github Repo Question [Beginner]
I am continuing a previous project that has been a repo on github, but now want to make another repo for the direction I'm going with my project, is this possible? I'm familiar but still a beginner with Github. I have a project that I'm going to continue on, but want to make a new repo on Github for a clean slate. Is this possible? I'm afraid it will conflict but unsure if it will? How do I go about?
Many many thanks!!
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i see that nobody helped yet, do u still need help in this ?
making a new repo won't cause any conflicts, locally you can clone 2 different repos to 2 different directories and they can open as 2 different projects
but if you are just wanting to experiment then consider just branching https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/using-branches
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Git Branch | Atlassian Git Tutorial
This document is an in-depth review of the git branch command and a discussion of the overall Git branching model.
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