Hello everybody, We are a small team of developers (~4 guys, one or two of them really active, the others part-time involved) and want to move our project (language: C) to a version control system. We do not want to put our code out there into the internet, so we thought about setting up a local server or something. We have nearly no experience on version control, but I thought about some things a version control should (hopefully) offer: - Access mostly over Eclipse (EGit?) - Microsoft Windows environment (my colleagues are sadly not very linux-friendly) - local server, running on windows (perhaps gitblit?) - or do we even need a server? or could we exchange/merge/fork/etc our repositories "directly"? - some kind of control/review mechanism, because some developers are inexperienced (perhaps Gerrit?)
We already tried the gitblitGO server, which seemed to be very promising. But is it really stable? I think it already crashed once or twice.. And we thought we might need Gerrit as well, and it proved difficult to integrate into gitblit (or maybe we haven't found the right tutorial yet). Or do we even need a git-server when we have the gerrit-daemon running? This daemon does open some kind of webserver and everything... As you see, we have lots of questions. I thought, perhaps some experienced people here could give us some recommendations/hints, because we are somehow lost in this jungle ;) Thank you very much in advance! sevenflip. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Git for human beings" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
