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I am running the below command
git clone --quiet ssh://XXXXXXX:29418/git_performance_check
which displays the output as
Total 6 (delta 0), reused 5 (delta 0)
How can I totally suppress this output?
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Ctrl + C should send a SIGINT or similar (signal for graceful exit) to the git process; if this does not help you can issue a SIGQUIT with Ctrl + \ ; last but not least you can always kill the process using the Windows Task Manager.
No it does get the full history of the remote repository. What it doesn't get is the config and the hooks (they are not clone, pulled or pushed). It also doesn't create a local branch for each of the remote branches cloned.
You can also use git force clone to overwrite your history entirely. But be careful. This will destroy your local work.
Redirect output into the bitbucket.
git clone --quiet ssh://XXXXXXX:29418/git_performance_check > /dev/null
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