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    copied!<p>I feel I'm going crazy about this.</p> <p>I'm trying to <strong>start a new project with Foundation 5</strong> and I get a very strange issue related to my git repo. I've been using Foundation 4 before and I have check I meet all the requirements (git, ruby +1.9, node, etc).</p> <p>I want to use Foundation with compass. We have a server where private git repos are stored so, as usual, I first create a git repo and create a new folder for it, lets say <code>Documents/client</code>. Then I create a foundation project inside, for example <code>cd Documents/client foundation new my_project</code>. No errors.</p> <p>Foundation 5 creates the folder my_project with everything inside (bower_components, config.rb, etc). But when I try to <strong>add my_project to my repo</strong>, I can see it's being added as a submodule, apparently because there's already a git repo inside my_project.</p> <p>What I find weird is that <br> a) I can see some local commits related to Foundation development made by @mhayes<br> b) If I look for these commits on <a href="https://github.com/zurb/bower-foundation/commits/master" rel="noreferrer">foundation repo</a> I cannot find them <br> c) I don't have a remote to pull from<br></p> <p>I admit my knwoledge of Git is quite basic but I've never had this kind of problems with Foundation 4, though I know that using bower makes things quite different but I'm totally stuck.</p> <p>Also, I can't find much documentation (Foundation docs are so minimal!) and the help Forum is not working (can't sign in), so no need to say any help will be much appreciated...</p>
 

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