
Once you've done this, the new repository will open automatically in Sublime Merge. Select the folder you wish to initialize as a Git repository.Open Sublime Merge, and select the New Repository button.If you're starting a new project, you'll likely instead want to initialize a new Git repository instead. You can now skip to Understanding the interface. Once the clone has completed, the repository will open automatically in Sublime Merge. This is the name of the repository (stored as a folder on disk) (Optional) Change the name of the local repository using the Repository Name input.This is where the repository will be cloned to Set the local repository path using the Destination Path input.Paste the remote repository URL into the Source URL input.Sublime Merge automatically opens this page on first run (shown below) Navigate to the clone page via File Clone Repository….
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(likely the username and password you use to authenticate with the remote service)

If you haven't already downloaded Sublime Merge, visit the download page. In this guide you'll be shown all the steps you need to get started.

Getting started with Sublime Merge is simple.
