I'm trying to integrate some type of source code versioning. I come from a
VSS background, where our workstations would connect to a server and 'check
out' a solution/project into my workstation. Essentially, 'check out' the
code into my PC and then ('check in') back to the server.
Anyways, I'm trying to understand how Git works. I assumed that I would
install Git in the server (where all source code will reside), and then I'd
install an add-on to VS2010 in my workstation to connect to the server.
>From VS2010 I would add my solution to the server, and do
checkins/checkouts.
So, I installed this version of Git in the
server<http://git-scm.com/download/win>,
and I can see a box that asks me to create a new repository. What I don't
seem to understand is how I can connect locally (from my VS2010) to that
server. In my workstation (VS2010), I installed Git Source Control
Provider, but I don't see any option that lets me connect to the server.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
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