repo: remove check for '.git' at end of git remote #131
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I can't think of a reason to enforce this. When script is run by default (at least with git version 2.42.0), there is no '.git' at the end of the remote. Here is what 'git remote -v' shows: origin https://github.com/netbox-community/devicetype-library After removing the check, we can run the script multiple times in a row without deleting the 'repo' folder. Fixes issue netbox-community#129
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I can't think of a reason to enforce this. When script is run by default (at least with git version 2.42.0), there is no '.git' at the end of the remote.
Here is what 'git remote -v' shows:
origin https://github.com/netbox-community/devicetype-library
After removing the check, we can run the script multiple times in a row without deleting the 'repo' folder.
Fixes issue #129