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If you are going to use git/Dropbox like that (and I can't say I really recommend it in the first place) then you should keep a bare repo in dropbox and use it
by jlgreco 13y ago
If you are going to use git/Dropbox like that (and I can't say I really recommend it in the first place) then you should keep a bare repo in dropbox and use it as a local 'remote' (check out working repos from it on each computer that you are working on, and push/pull to/from the bare repo in Dropbox).