Git clone of freecodecamp automatically delete file's because of big path for windows .
See original GitHub issueHi ! when i clone this repo it’s automatically delete file with big path in windows .
So i wrote this command in git :  git config --system core.longpaths true
I will try to solve this issue as soon as possible and create pull request for this .
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I am going to close this because this is a rare case, and we cant provide support for
Gita standard tool. Such support maybe found elsewhere on Stackoverflow.Technically, we do not support OS / Browsers or software which are not currently in stable release / support mode. Windows 7 EOL is January, 2020.
I am fine with adding the note, but its strongly discouraged to continue supporting legacy software / OS.