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Setting up your own git server is very useful. You can set up your own git server...
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If Git would be overkill here, what would you propose as an alternative? I use Git on every project I work on, whether I'm the only one working on it or not, and it's saved my bacon more times than I can count!
Setting up my own git server is something I've been meaning to do for several years, but never got around to it, thinking that it was a lot more complicated than this.
I could not believe how simple and easy it is!
Thank you for posting.
I have! I used to use it primarily a long time ago, but then I switched to using Git for my personal stuff when my job converted their repositories to Git - easier to keep one tool in my head! I still miss Darcs' UI - best VCS UI I've ever used.
Is there a way when I push my changes to my server and the server will create/update on another directory that I can access?
Yes you can do it and it's on article. You can edit post-recived and write bash code.
Yeah. This could be considered part of a CI/CD pipeline. It usually needs some other tools set up on top of Git.
Or you could just install gitolite.
git-scm.com/book/en/v1/Git-on-the-...
Why not just use services like GitHub or Bitbucket?
Some people or companies wants to use their own git server. Some of them doesn't trust to GitHub, Bitbucket, Gitlab etc... I worked at some companies that uses their own git server. They customized everything for their purpose. I don't need to use my own git server but I learned when I work with these companies and I wanted to share my knowledge.
Yes but you must generate ssh key for your user. You can read detailed information on git book.