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An interesting article, if a little incoherent. It seemed to bounce around a bit much. There are some reasonable means of local git sharing, by the by: the old
by rue 16y ago
An interesting article, if a little incoherent. It seemed to bounce around a bit much.
There are some reasonable means of local git sharing, by the by: the old gitjour project was fun and more recently there's gitosis and gitolite. You could also leverage Dropbox or similar, or actually work with individual repositories.
- josegonzalez 16y agoBananajour and the Git server also work just as well. Any git repository can also act as a remote, and if it is made accessible over network, then you have essentially duplicated a git server.
- cdavid 16y agoIn all fairness, hg serve is much easier to use than git daemon. It works on windows, for once, and you don't have to be aware of all kind of border cases w.r.t. aliases, etc... Still recently, I got issues accessing a git repo in which I did "git daemon --export-all" - I ended up making it work by executing git daemon outside the repo, which is a bit weird.