In general, I find GitPython's doc to be difficult to parse, mostly because the examples are written in the same kind of manpage notation that gave me a steep learning curve back when I was first learning Unix.
After searching for awhile, I found this page of the doc that tries to show how to clone a remote repo:
https://gitpython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorial.html#examining-references
I didn't find it that obvious, and had to do some trial and error in the python shell before I got it right.
Here's an actual working example you can try:
import git
repo = git.Repo.clone_from('[email protected]:philnc/onemoretech.git',
'/tmp/onemoretech',
branch='master')The repo will show up in your '/tmp' directory. To have it saved somewhere else, simply change the second path in the command above ('/tmp/onemoretech') to something else (for example, '/home/myuser/projects').
nice