Do not remove folder if clone crashes - #15
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Is the .vscode folder intended, or do you need to add it to .gitignore?
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Previously,
git_clone_repodeleted the existing target folder up front, then cloned directly into it — so a failed clone (bad ref, auth error, network issue) left the folder gone with nothing to replace it.This clones into a temporary directory first and only swaps it into the target path once the clone succeeds, so a failed clone now leaves the previous checkout untouched.
git_clone_reposalso catches clone/filesystem errors per-repo and logs them instead of aborting the whole run, so one bad repo (e.g.<org>/*glob with many repos) doesn't stop the rest from being cloned.Also includes minor repo hygiene: a
.gitignoreand a default VS Code Python interpreter setting.