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You need internet for pull and push. I think(hoping) that they meant within a LAN it could work without internet.
by YetAnotherNick 6y ago
You need internet for pull and push. I think(hoping) that they meant within a LAN it could work without internet.
- rsa25519 6y ago(I'm not shooting the messenger here) If so, that would mean pushing/pulling within the LAN only... which Git supports already
- cloudhead 6y agoYou can't push within LAN and then have that automatically available when online to the wider network, unless you have some form of continuous replication to some public-facing host. This is what Radicle does for you.
- toyg 6y agoIf Github is unreachable, you don’t have a bugtracker, wiki etc. - you are working “blind”.
- cloudhead 6y agoNo, the full feature-set is available offline. You can browse your repos and any other repo you replicated, and push/pull. What offline means is simply that your changes won't immediately be replicated to peers. But the full app experience (Read and write) works offline.