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<strong>Every Git repository</strong> that contains a working copy of the files <strong>has to contain also the .git&nbsp;</strong>subdirectory.<br><strong>Bare git repositories</strong>--on &nbsp;the other hand--do not contain working copy of the files. A bare repository--its directory--should be given (by convention) name like <strong>myrepository.git</strong>. There is no .git inside.
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Every Git repository that contains a working copy of the files has to contain also the .git subdirectory.
Bare git repositories--on  the other hand--do not contain working copy of the files. A bare repository--its directory--should be given (by convention) name like myrepository.git. There is no .git inside.

Jasmin shahrzad

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Is there any way to list all gits repository on ubuntu server. some users don't create .git directories to create a new git repository, then command 'find . -depth -name *.git -print' <br>not working for me to list all repository&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Is there any way to list all gits repository on ubuntu server. some users don't create .git directories to create a new git repository, then command 'find . -depth -name *.git -print'
not working for me to list all repository  

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