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For encrypted git remotes I just create a bare repo on a nextcloud folder that gets synced automatically. I use it for plain text accounting and personal notes
by kevinzg 4y ago
For encrypted git remotes I just create a bare repo on a nextcloud folder that gets synced automatically.
I use it for plain text accounting and personal notes. It's been working great so far, of course I'm the only user and I don't do concurrent writes.
In theory I think the only files that could get conflicts are the ones in the refs directory.
- nathants 4y agodoes nextcloud use a local sync daemon like dropbox? is nextcloud encrypted at rest on the remote? this definitely would work for a single writer.