Continuing on the Bending Emacs series, today I share a new episode.Bending Emacs Episode 03: Git clone (the lazy way)In this video, I show my latest iteration on an expedited git clone flow. If this topic sounds familiar, I covered it back in 2020 with my clone git repo from clipboard post.My git clone flow consists of copying a git repo URL to the clipboard and subsequently invoking M-x dwim-shell-commands-git-clone-clipboard-url. Everything else is taken care of for you.I've revisited this git clone command and added a couple of improvements:Configurability (via dwim-shell-commands-git-clone-dirs). For example:(setq dwim-shell-commands-git-clone-dirs '("~/Downloads" "~/Desktop"))Optional prefixes to change function behaviorC-u: Pick target location dwim-shell-commands-git-clone-dirs.C-u C-u: Pick any directory.Automatically place point/cursor at README file.I was going to post the snippet here, though may as well point you over to GitHub where dwim-shell-commands-git-clone-clipboard-url is more likely to remain up-to-date.Note that dwim-shell-commands-git-clone-dirs is now optionally available as part of my dwim-shell-command package.Want more videos?Liked the video? Please let me know. Got feedback? Leave me some comments.Please go like my video, share with others, and subscribe to my channel.If there's enough interest, I'll continue making more videos!