In my case I use a bare repository. It was the easiest way I've found to manage the projects sent to the server. I start a new repository as bare and set it to put the files of the project in a specific directory in the server. But some of those projects I want to set a second branch to test some things when needed and switch back to the master when I finish testing.
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