So I want to develop a mobile version of recently created software and that is hosted on Jithub The version should be a self project and should not be merged with the original one. I do not have great experience with the version control software and it is a bit confused how do I go ahead with it.
Should I create a new branch for this, my own repo (shown) or there are other possibilities?
Without knowing more about the projects, it is difficult to know correctly.
If the initial partitions are to be completely separated from each other, as you tell in your comments, then you can call the original project (call it Project-a ), point your remote to a new repository on the blame (call it project-b ), and push it over it (this tells the article with your link. )
For example:
git clone git@github.com: user / project-a.git Project-B CD Project-B GIT Remote Set-URL Basic git@github.com: user / project-b.git git Remote set-url - Push root git@github.com: user / project-b.git git push -u Basic Master < P> However, if the projects are closely related, then it may have meaning to use (or something similar, there are several options) to make another sub project or to create a general set of libraries. Both One of the sub-projects of them
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