How to fetch all git history after I clone the repo with `--depth 1`?

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Git Problem Overview

There is a big repo with thousands of commits. When I clone it, I just want to see the latest code, and don't wait for too long, so I run:

git clone git://..../... --depth 1

But later, I want to see all the history commits, but I don't know how to fetch all the histories.

Git Solutions

Solution 1 - Git

Use git pull --unshallow and it will download the entire commit history.

Solution 2 - Git

Alternatively, you can also run git fetch --depth=1000000.

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