git-ubuntu-clone - Clone a Ubuntu source package repository into a new directory

       Clones  a Ubuntu source package repository given just the source package name.  A remote named "pkg" will
       be created to track branches from the importer repository (See git-ubuntu-import for details).  A  remote
       named  after  the  derived  Launchpad  user  will  be  created for tracking their personal branches.  The
       resulting repository is a regular git(1) repository and all normal git(1) commands can be used.  See git-clone(1) for common operations after cloning.

gitubuntuclone  exits with status 0 if the clone completes successfully.  gitubuntuclone exits with
       nonzero exit status on errors.

       Part of the git-ubuntu(1) suite

Git-Ubuntu 0.2                                     2017-07-19                                GIT-UBUNTU-CLONE(1)

       git-ubuntu-clone - Clone a Ubuntu source package repository into a new directory

       --lp-user <user>
           The Launchpad user to authenticate as for push URLs as well as the default personal remote to create.
           If not specified, this value is obtained from "git config --global gitubuntu.lpuser".  If that config
           value is not set, a prompt is shown to obtain the value.

       <package>
           The name of the source package to clone.

       <directory>
           The name of the new directory to clone into.  If not specified, a directory with  the  same  name  as
           <package> is used.

       Report bugs at https://bugs.launchpad.net/git-ubuntu

git-ubuntu(1), git-clone(1)

gitubuntuclone [--lp-user <user>] <package> [<directory>]