What is ‘bare repository’ in GIT?
Answer / Prashant Srivastava
A bare repository in Git is a repository without a working directory. It only contains the history of commits and branch information, but not the files that are being versioned. Bare repositories are often used for remote repositories that multiple developers can push and pull from.
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