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If you need further instructions on working with git from the command line, you can find many good tutorials online, such as the following:
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With SSH this would be:
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git clone git@webis.uni-weimar.de:webisstud/wstud-clickbait-ws16.git
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If you need further instructions on working with Git from the command line, you can find many good tutorials online, such as the following:
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* [Git Book](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2)
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* [Learn Version Control with Git](https://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/ebook)
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If this tool is already installed on your lab machine, run `webis git init` and follow the instructions to configure it. Following that, there are several ways to clone multiple projects from GitLab:
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* clone all projects that you have currently checked out from CVS:
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1. go (`cd`) to `code-in-progress` in your CVS workspace directory
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2. run `webis git cvstree2git`
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* clone all projects from one or more GitLab groups:
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1. create a directory for your git workspace and switch to it
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