Jwashin1: Created page with "* When you clone a repo, you can use `--depth 1`, e.g: git clone --depth 1 git@github.com:apertium/apertium-init.git * After you compile a transducer, you can de..."

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* When you clone a repo, you can use <code>--depth 1</code>, e.g:
git clone --depth 1 git@github.com:apertium/apertium-init.git

* After you compile a transducer, you can delete the <code>.deps/</code> directory. This means you'll have to recompile the entire transducer again when you update something--so it saves space but not time.

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Jwashin1: Created page with "* When you clone a repo, you can use --depth 1, e.g: git clone --depth 1 git@github.com:apertium/apertium-init.git * After you compile a transducer, you can de..."

Jwashin1: Created page with "* When you clone a repo, you can use `--depth 1`, e.g: git clone --depth 1 git@github.com:apertium/apertium-init.git * After you compile a transducer, you can de..."