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I have to look into these commands.. Apart from git can u suggest any other way to get sample codes from somewhere...<br />
Also what do you think will be a good idea to keep all the codes in a testCases folder in my project or not storing it and just fetching each code with a http call and testing it.. this way i wont have to store 100s of files ?
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I have to look into these commands.. Apart from git can u suggest any other way to get sample codes from somewhere...
Also what do you think will be a good idea to keep all the codes in a testCases folder in my project or not storing it and just fetching each code with a http call and testing it.. this way i wont have to store 100s of files ?

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You fetch them with (s)FTP maybe. I can't comment as to where it would be most convenient for <i>you</i> to store the files
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You fetch them with (s)FTP maybe. I can't comment as to where it would be most convenient for you to store the files

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HI,<br />
I have several repos in my github account.<br />
I have a codebase which takes as input a <b>code</b> it could be ruby, c java or anything and processes it.<br />
For generating test cases what i am thinking is somehow fetch say 50 files for each java, ruby , c, c++ from all the repos under my account and process them. <br />
Is it possible to do it? Is there any other way i can build lot of geniuine code test cases rather than keeping file on my local machine ?<br />
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Thanks
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HI,
I have several repos in my github account.
I have a codebase which takes as input a code it could be ruby, c java or anything and processes it.
For generating test cases what i am thinking is somehow fetch say 50 files for each java, ruby , c, c++ from all the repos under my account and process them. 
Is it possible to do it? Is there any other way i can build lot of geniuine code test cases rather than keeping file on my local machine ?

Thanks

Fetch code files from repository in github

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