On my iPhone,
Sorry if this was already addressed.
Github is free for public archives. Which works for many.
As you mentioned, They also have a paid option if you want private
repos and other options.
If you google: github Heroku workflow, there are a number of examples
of how to use git and multiple repos. (regardless of whether you
choose github or any other provider)
When I started, I had multiple computers using Heroku as my git remote
server.
It worked much the same way that svn works.
The disadvantage being that every time I checked in code, it would
deploy. So I was forced to only check in working code.
Later, I started storing my code on github or company hosted git repo.
Only pushing to Heroku to deploy.
Sticking to one remote git repo (on heroku) may meet your needs.
The neat thing about git is if you pick another hosting provider, you
won't loose anything since all history is local. Pushing to a new
provider will include all history (unlike svn).
Best of luck,
Keenan
On May 11, 2010, at 3:07 PM, dan <[email protected]> wrote:
i was originally going to use github when someone suggested gitosis,
since its free
it felt a little funny having to pay for something that im really only
using for me, not a team or anything
the benefit is that id be more proficient at git (if thats considered
a marketable skill then it may be worth it)
but im not sure how to setup my project to support both heroku git and
my own personal git
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