Learn Github - Using ONLY Your Local Filesystem

Setting up test repos with Github - to learn Github - costs a lot of time and setup.
And if you blow up your repo - which I encourage 😈 - that will force you to reset everything which takes MORE time.
Plus, if you want to learn how multiple users collaborate, that adds to the complexity of creating and managing additional Github users! 😵
SOLUTION:
This video will show you how to create a "remote repository" on your local filesystem.
AND how to setup (AT LEAST) 2 "users" for experimenting with git-push, git-fetch, etc. between them.
🔗Link to Github "snippet" containing all commands I ran in the video:
gist.github.com/raylech1986it...
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Chapters 🔖
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - git-init
01:05 - git-clone
01:56 - git-push
03:48 - git-fetch
04:28 - Conclusion
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▪️ Intro To Git For Linux Admins:
• Intro to Git for Linux...
🌿Git Merge Trilogy:
• Git Merge Trilogy
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[@zawadhyaa]

always wanted to do this but that fucking --bare option, thanks a lot for this

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My pleasure.