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I once worked at a smaller company that didn't want to shell out for github and we just hosted repos on some VM and used the ssh method. It worked. I just fou
by lisbbb 1y ago
I once worked at a smaller company that didn't want to shell out for github and we just hosted repos on some VM and used the ssh method. It worked. I just found it to be kind of clunky having come from a bigger place that was doing enterprise source control management with Perforce of all things. Github as a product was fairly new back then, but everyone was trying to switch over to Git for resume reasons there. So then I go to this smaller place using git in the classic manner.