Hi all,
I am involved in getting git working with Visual Studio 2015 with a repo on
a separate centralized computer ("server") running Windows 10. The
objective is to have 3 - 5 developers work on the same project where the
master copy of the project is stored on the git "server".
I have done research and have found information on how to accomplish
various tasks:
Installed git on "server" computer
Created a folder for repos, created bare project repo
Shared folder so that developers can access it
Set up remote access for maintenance work
I also installed git on a test workstation with VS2015 (client). I assume
that git has to be installed on the server and the client.
I am now at the point where I need to take an existing VS2015 project and
add it to the bare repo that I created on the server. I found information
about this also, but I am stuck in that I am not understand the exact
procedure to set this up.
For example, will the client also have a repo? I understand the local work
and staging areas, but not sure if I also need a repo on the client or
whether the client will be using the master on the centralized computer
directly. Do I add the project directly on the server, or can I do this
from the client?
I need a push in the right direction. Any orientation is appreciated, or a
reference to material that I can read. Everything helps! Thank you for your
time and effort. Saga
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