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Imagine I have a remote repository on Github, but I’d also like to replicate it on a local server, thus allowing my team to work (and share code) even without remote access.
And, for example, at the end of the day or week, a commit would be made from this local "community" repository to the official, remote repository.
From what I’ve researched, it’s possible to replicate a repository on my own machine and commit "locally", but only I would see these mine commits. I couldn’t find anything about a local "community repository".
You can do this with Git?
As far as I know you can install a git server on some machine and commit to it and I also believe that after taking it and sending it to github; Here in the company we have a git installed on the server but we don’t use github yet......
– Rafael Withoeft
It’s basically what the colleague said above, you install the GIT server on the server and you feed it like you’re doing it for git and after that server goes up to github for example in the same way, I’m sorry I don’t have more technical details but the logic is this.
– deFreitas