=====Congratulations on cloning your first repository======

This page is displayed when you clone the very first repository into an otherwise empty folder. This usually means that you are a new user; and you may want to read this help page in full.

**Cloned repo not seen?**\\
In some situations, the cloned repository is not immediately seen. In such a case, go to the parent folder of the current selected folder and collapse, and then expand that folder. Then the cloned repository would be shown. If that does not work; Go to the C:\ folder and return back to your work folder.

**What is a repository?**\\
A repository is the same as a folder on your computer but with more capabilities. Just like folders, it can contain files and sub-folders (and files in those sub-folders and so on...) But it also silently preserves earlier versions of those files and sub-folders. 

The main repository is kept in the organization's Git Host. And everyone that has become member of that repository is expected to //clone// that repository into their local computer.  

**What is cloning?**\\
Think of of cloning as making an exact copy of the repository in the main Git Host, into your own computer. ALL the files, sub-folders, etc. are made available inside your computer. You can them change any of them as per your own work-requirements, and then you would need to //add, commit and push// the changes back to the Git Host.

**What is add, commit and push?**\\

**What is a Git Host?**\\
A Git Host is an online service that keeps your organization's repositories. Think of it as a "central storage" Currently, Git Winch supports GitLab, GitHub and Gitea hosts.