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Copy full content of one repository to another in GIT

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I have a given server repository at location, let say "A" (URL) I have a new empty repository at another location, let say "B" (URL)

I WOULD LIKE TO COPY ALL CONTENT FROM A TO B.

  • In a local clone of B I did a "git pull A" but I've got the "master" branch only.
  • In a local clone of B I cannot say "git pull --all A"

COULD YOU PLEASE PROVIDE THE SINGLE STEPS ON HOW TO DO THIS?

  • please: not rsync like stuff, I would prefer the git way -> I hope there's one
  • please: a few comments would be great
posted Jun 12, 2013 by anonymous

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Have you looked at the
git clone --mirror
commented Jun 12, 2013 by anonymous

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