In the past, I often right-clicked on the folder to open git bash, then pulled the code through the git clone command, opened the newly cloned folder by opening a new vscode window, or directly dragged the folder to the new version of vscode You can also right-click the cloned folder to open it through vscode
In fact, vscode can directly clone the code, which is more convenient. The steps are as follows:
1. First open a new window of vscode
2. Click Source Control on the left navigation, then click Clone Repository
3. Enter the remote address of the git warehouse and press Enter
4. Select the parent path where the cloned project will be stored
5. After cloning, select Open in the prompt box
6. Such a project is cloned
