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| 51 | 51 | ### `local` |
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| 53 | - | To start backing up your local repos simply run the command `radicalize` in the parent directory of all your projects. This will creep through all directories for .git repos on a surface level, so if you have sub directories you will want to navigate to those separately. After finding all git repos you can select which ones you would like to init to your Radicle node. Once you have confirmed the selection it will work through each repo and initialize it. |
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| 53 | + | To start backing up your local repos simply run the command `radicalize local` in the parent directory of all your projects. This will creep through all directories for .git repos on a surface level, so if you have sub directories you will want to navigate to those separately. After finding all git repos you can select which ones you would like to init to your Radicle node. Once you have confirmed the selection it will work through each repo and initialize it. |
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| 57 | 57 | **Private Repos** |
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| 65 | 65 | ### `remote` |
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| 67 | + | The CLI can also pull the latest 100 repos from any given user or organization on GitHub, clone them, and initalize them locally as well. Run `radicalize remote` which will then prompt you for the username or org name to search. Once provided it will put the repos into a selection list where you can start typing the name as well as scroll through it. Once all are selected it will begin the process of cloning and initalizing. |
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