Is that a bug with github? To download your repository as zip file via curl : curl -L -o master. Willy Willy 9, 5 5 gold badges 24 24 silver badges 25 25 bronze badges. Bendy Bendy 3, 6 6 gold badges 34 34 silver badges 64 64 bronze badges. Does this apply to the old layout too? Hey, I don't see that button! Perhaps because you are not logged in. I just checked and github has changed the layout a bit. However the button is now green and labeled "Clone or download" for your repository the download button links to: github.
I logged in and still don't see any green button - instead of "Clone or download" it says "History" — Miryafa. Miryafa Because the download is disabled for that repository. Check the note on Readme.
If you want download last versions or report a bug, please uses Blender website. Show 1 more comment. Paul Baumer Paul Baumer 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. Even though this is fairly an old question, I have my 2 cents to share.
You can download the repo as tar. Raja Anbazhagan Raja Anbazhagan 3, 1 1 gold badge 36 36 silver badges 52 52 bronze badges. This is exactly what I was looking for - a URL where I can get a tarball of the current master branch using command line. I also added https: for good measure. GorvGoyl GorvGoyl Or, as is mentioned elsewhere on this page, even if the "Code" tab looks selected Click on "Code" again, and see if the "Clone or download" button appears.
Anshul Agarwal Anshul Agarwal 1, 12 12 silver badges 16 16 bronze badges. You can then share the zip file link to anyone to download the project source code. Charles Zhao Charles Zhao 10 10 bronze badges.
You don't have to do the entire cloning process all over again! Just use git pull :. If you have made changes to the source code and then run git pull , you may find merge conflicts if the master branch has changes to a file you changed as well.
These merge conflicts are out of the scope of this documentation. You can find documentation on how to resolve merge conflicts in the official git documentation.
Now you're up to date! In this particular case, a new branch called 'nfs' was created between the time we cloned the repository and the time we performed our first git pull. You could switch to this branch if you'd like git checkout nfs , and any new tags will also be retrieved from the repository during the git pull operation. If your repository is already up to date with the repository on GitHub when you run git pull , git will simply tell you you're already up to date.
That's it! This guide should have helped you in obtaining the latest source code for Asuswrt-Merlin, as well as working with the code from a release. You can now refer to the other guides on the wiki for building the source code! Oct 12, - Downloading a folder repository from Github as a whole. In fact, the whole purpose of Github is to provide a history of the file s , so the. Downloading a file Most public repositories can be downloaded for free, without even a user account.
Closing As you can see, downloading files and whole projects from Github is actually quite easy. Introduction Welcome! Prerequisites Note: this guide assumes a basic working knowledge of a Linux distribution. To download the source code for compilation purposes, you will need the following: A Linux-based operating environment either a dedicated machine running Linux, or a virtual machine using VMware or VirtualBox.
Here's what the output of this command will look like: Now, cd into the newly-created asuswrt-merlin directory: cd asuswrt-merlin At this point, we have cloned the master branch of the GitHub repository. GitHub, however, still handles downloading files differently than other places. Most public repositories can be downloaded for free, without even a user account. This is because public repositories are considered to be codebases that are open source.
Downloading and viewing project files from GitHub is just the tip of the iceberg. Eventually, you may want to fork a repository, clone it to a local repository, commit changes, push changes back to your fork, and then submit a pull request asking the project owner to merge your changes into the source repository.
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