Batch file script to download (clone) a specific branch from Git

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We are using GitLab, an open source way to store source code on your own servers. I wanted to get all my branches into a clean directory, then recompile them to make sure everything had been checked-in properly. THe first step is to download all the branches into a directory.

NOTE: Apparently the –single-branch option did not exist in previous versions of Git. 

<pre>
d:
cd \GitRecompile
git clone --single-branch -b myBranchName http://git.Site.com/Site.BizTalk/Site.BizTalk.Application1
git clone --single-branch -b myBranchName http://git.Site.com/Site.BizTalk/Site.BizTalk.Application2 
git clone --single-branch -b myBranchName http://git.Site.com/Site.BizTalk/Site.BizTalk.Application3
</pre>

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