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How to set up local git remotes using a home server

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surprisetalk

2d ago· 2 min readen

Summary

A technical guide explaining how to set up local git remotes using a home server. The author describes the process of creating a bare repository clone from an existing project folder and using it as a remote for push/pull operations, specifically in the context of working on a project called "cani."

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We can use the above folder to clone a bare repository (can be used as a remote without causing weird conflicts)
As part of working on cani I was also using a variety of git remotes.
One of the remotes was hosted on a server I have at home. Here's how I set that up.
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How to backup with git using machines you have at home

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