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I have a folder F;\Repos\Git\ that contains about 20 git repositories that I have used on previous computers with both SourceTree and Eclipse. I copied my F drive over to a new computer and I'm trying to set up SourceTree. I just want to tell SourceTree that all my local git repos are in F:\Repos\Git\. I cannot find a way to do this. So I tried to bring in one of the repos (e.g. F:\Repos\Git\TestRepo) but SourceTree tells me it isn't a valid Git or Mercurial repo.)
It shouldn't this hard to do something this basic. And no, I don't want to reclone each of the repos from the remote servers.
First, check your repo URL to which it is pointing ..using below command
$ git remote -v
If it is pointing to another/wrong location/repo then just change the URL in Source Tree please have a look at the below article..
I am truing to add local repos, not a remote repo. What does the remote URL have to do with this?
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