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Is this a good thing to use to, say, keep two git repo checkouts in sync between a laptop and dev server, to avoid the need to do "deploys" for hacking/testing?
by pixelmonkey 8y ago
Is this a good thing to use to, say, keep two git repo checkouts in sync between a laptop and dev server, to avoid the need to do "deploys" for hacking/testing? Or is that overkill?
- otachack 8y agoYou can certainly do that but I ask why not just use git and set up the same remote? Unless you don't have one.
- stephen 8y agoFwiw mirror might be a good fit for that sort of "super real time while editting source files" use case: https://github.com/stephenh/mirror https://github.com/stephenh/mirror Disclaimer it's my basically-well-functioning hobby project. And obviously wouldn't recommend it for doing actual deployments with it.