Can anyone help me clone this repository?

[Dominic8999]

I forked this repository and cloned it, but all files are deleted by default, and when I try to unstage the changes, I run into an error. I am new to contributing and I haven't encountered this before. Also, I tried to type the git command visible below "git restore --source=HEAD :/", but then I had to create two other commits which override commits written by others.

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[Dominic8999]

I restored most of the files, however, 13 of them I can't restore ;-;

[behan05]

If files are missing after cloning, it's possible that the repository is configured in a way that causes this, or there might have been a mistake during the cloning process. Usually, cloning a repository should pull down all the files present at the current commit.

When you see files as "deleted" in your working directory, it's possible they are being tracked as deletions by Git. To unstage these changes, you can use: git restore --staged .
:)

[Dominic8999]

If files are missing after cloning, it's possible that the repository is configured in a way that causes this, or there might have been a mistake during the cloning process. Usually, cloning a repository should pull down all the files present at the current commit.

When you see files as "deleted" in your working directory, it's possible they are being tracked as deletions by Git. To unstage these changes, you can use: git restore --staged . :)

So yeah, I tried to run this command, however, this just returns a bunch of errors.

[Dominic8999]

This happens when I try to clone my forked repo using Github GUI version.

[shantnudon]

Share the platform that you are using. Like windows, linux or macOS