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You don't need a fork button for that. git clone ssh://example.com/repo.git [... Edit ...] git push ssh://myserver example.com/myrepo.git master Benefit
by johannes1234321 7y ago
You don't need a fork button for that.
git clone ssh://example.com/repo.git
[... Edit ...]
git push ssh://myserver example.com/myrepo.git master
Benefit of the fork button is that GitHub links those repos on their site.
- zbentley 7y agoAh yes, all of the students in GP's example need merely need to learn how to provision, DNS-associate, and maintain a server, then they can store their Git repositories on it. That will surely not add any undue overhead for them.
- johannes1234321 7y agoThere is no need to run a server. This is only about the "fork" button. You could but GitHub.com in the place of example.com. Git hosting existed before GitHub.