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I started out using Gitlab for my personal repos, but have switched to using bare Git repos on a VPS for the last few years. If you won't be collaborating with
by kipari 6y ago
I started out using Gitlab for my personal repos, but have switched to using bare Git repos on a VPS for the last few years. If you won't be collaborating with anyone else, nothing beats being able to just write:
ssh $HOST git init --bare repo/foo
git remote add origin $HOST:repo/foo
- cat199 6y agoto note, gitolite provides a very simple addition to the 'simple git server over ssh' scenario without much hassle, might be worth looking into for this use case
- kingosticks 6y agoIf it's just you using it, what additions does gitolite bring (genuine question)?
- cat199 6y agogood point on individual users - using the multiuser support for automation sub-accounts ("service accounts") would be one thing; general 'separation of concerns' for higher security isolation (gitolite runs under a separate SSH account that can only run gitolite), has some hooks for offering read-only pull support using the git protocol pretty transparently. but yes, i suppose pure single user it's not the hugest advantage.
- jayd16 6y agoWhy would I tune for git init?
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