After cloning I would suggest to remove the .git folder because the moving command will move it also and every other file in the home directory will get check in the repo So
.git
ubuntu:~/environment $ git clone https://github.com/fadilxcoder/docker-env.git ubuntu:~/environment $ cd docker-env/ && rm -rf .git && cd .. ubuntu:~/environment $ mv docker-env/{*,.*} ./ ubuntu:~/environment $ rmdir docker-env/
Or even better to create an app folder and move inside first
ubuntu:~/environment $ mkdir app && cd app ubuntu:~/environment $ git clone https://github.com/fadilxcoder/docker-env.git ubuntu:~/environment $ mv docker-env/{*,.*} ./ ubuntu:~/environment $ rmdir docker-env/
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After cloning I would suggest to remove the
.gitfolder because the moving command will move it alsoand every other file in the home directory will get check in the repo
So
Or even better to create an app folder and move inside first