| The absolute path to the Git repository, for example,
/home/user/projects/ABC/src.git. The path
must be available to the server either by being co-located or
available through NFS. The path must be a valid Git repository.
Note:
A path to a Git workspace created via the ‘git clone’
command is not a Git repository. The workspace only contains the
contents of the latest version of a branch within the Git
repository. The full Git repository is typically in the .git
subdirectory within the workspace. The full Git repository may
reside in a different local file system path, typically in a
“bare” repository; a repository created with git init
–bare. Git bare repositories are commonly shared
among many people. Each person commits changes in their
workspace to their local Git repository in the workspace. The
local Git repository changes are then pushed to the Git bare
repository.
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