Every time I install Ubuntu on a different computer, I need to clone again the same git repositories. This is why I use this bash script.
It clones the list of repositories to a convenient working directory in the home folder. I use the /home/git folder.
Arguments are lists of git repositories. One repo per line, one file per list. See the example:
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