Reputation: 7688
I am following this: A successful Git branching model tutorial to learn how to correctly set branches for my projects.
Doubts of where to create the repositories and branches, which of the following is a good solution:
What other alternatives are possible?
Edit:
This is meant for Linux
Upvotes: 1
Views: 288
Reputation: 20366
If you use IIS, you may try GitAspx, which does not requires git to be installed on the server. The original one can create repositories on the web. The forked ones in GitHub can even view tree / file content.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 8478
git is a distributed versioning system. That means all repositories are the same. There is no server and no client. There are repositories that are standalone and happy by themselves or with others. If you like a backup use a second place to store a repository on a nother computer, on github, bitbucket or wherever. All you do is share your local stuff with the remote repository that has its own life and does perfectly well without you.
Upvotes: 2