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feat: make git repo initialization optional

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By default ng new PROJECT initializes a git repo and even performs a commit as angular-cli@angular.io.

I could imagine that there’ll be projects where only authorised/white-listed users should commit into the repo. Maybe we should make the repo initialization and commit optional? Or at least the commit?

What are you thoughts on this?

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jkuricommented, Mar 21, 2016

This is achievable already running ng new project --skip-git.

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