Clone a Repo to Beskar

Problem to Solve

I want to copy my fork of a course level repo from GitHub to Beskar so that I can start working on it in JupyterHub.

On GitHub, go to the main page of the repo that you want to clone. For an assignment repo, make sure you're looking at your fork, not at the instructor's original.
- If you are reading this on the GitHub site: to keep these instructions visible as you go, right-click on the repo name (e.g., A-01-username) at the very top of the window, and choose "Open in new tab".
  - Or, if you've got loads of screen real estate, "Open in new window" so you can put them side-by-side.
- Do make sure you're looking at your fork, not at the original!
Click the big green "Code" button near the top of the repo main page.
- That should reveal a popup dialog.
Select the "Local" tab in that dialog if it's not already selected.
Select the "GitHub CLI" sub-tab.
Click the two-rectangles "copy" icon to the right of the text box that contains something analogous to gh repo clone UNCG-PHY-351-S25/A-01-username.
- A little tooltip that says "Copied!" should appear, briefly.
Open a Terminal (or switch to an already-open one) in your Beskar browser tab.
Verify that you are, in fact, in your home directory or life will get very awkward.
Paste the copied text in as a terminal command and hit return to execute it.
List the directory's contents and you should see a new subdirectory with the name of your repo.