How to move a git repository from 1 hard drive to another

I have a git repository in 1 hard drive. And I would like to relocate that to a different hard drive. What is the safest way to do that? 1. cp -r? 2. tar ball?? 3. git clone (but what is the URI for 开发者_Python百科that)?

I was concern if git repository contains absolute path so that 'mv' to a new directory will break git.

Thank you.

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There is no problem in reallocation a git repo ... just mv it.
Pay attention to surrounding jobs that could use it (maybe you gave git-daemon a path to it?). But the repository itself can safely be moved around.

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The more general solution is to use git bundle in order to:

• move just one (big) file
• clone it (from the bundle) in the destination: git clone /my/new/drive/myrepo.bundle repo2
• leave the first repo untouched (just in case)

That is not cessary in your scenario, but having one file saving everything can come in handy.