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Which requires running a fossil server that you can access anywhere, i.e. it has a custom and unique syncing system. That is... a rather significant requiremen
by Groxx 6y ago
Which requires running a fossil server that you can access anywhere, i.e. it has a custom and unique syncing system. That is... a rather significant requirement, compared to using a general file-syncing thing that you may already have.
But yes, you have a good point - once you have a server running, syncing is very efficient.
- zie 6y agoGit's syncing system is custom and unique also. But yes I agree. You can just copy/overwrite the SQLITE DB file, and do a bulk replace. Not the same as 2-way sync that Fossil will give you, obviously.