I keep bare repo in pen drive and view the contents or history using gitk or
git extensions. Have no issues with that. The problem here is to keep is
encrypted and be able to see on any pc by giving password. That's why I
proposed encryption of git objects.
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Why not keeping a non-bare repo on the USB drive instead? But there are two
drawbacks here.
The first one is obvious: it will take much more space, as something is
always checked out.
The second one is a bit more subtle: you can push to a non-bare repo, but
you canʼt push to its checked
I have a very specific scenario in mind which could be irrelevant to most git
users but let me spell it out.
I work on 2 machines not connected via LAN etc. I keep my work synced between
them by having a bare repo in usb drive and using push,pull/fetch mechanism of
git. I also want to be able
I have a very specific scenario in mind which could be irrelevant to most git
users but let me spell it out.
I work on 2 machines not connected via LAN etc. I keep my work synced between
them by having a bare repo in usb drive and using push,pull/fetch mechanism of
git. I also want to be able
I have a very specific scenario in mind which could be irrelevant to most git
users but let me spell it out.
I work on 2 machines not connected via LAN etc. I keep my work synced between
them by having a bare repo in usb drive and using push,pull/fetch mechanism of
git. I also want to be able
On Tue, Jan 23, 2018 at 08:52:43PM +0100, Cecil Westerhof wrote:
> I just learned tcl and already made a package for it. I made a GitHub
> repository for it. Personally I like to keep all the tcl stuff in one
> repository. But there will (at a certain point) several packages and
> different
On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 09:50:27AM +1100, Timothy Rice wrote:
>> It's probably easier to let the encryption be at file system level and let
>> the hard drive handle it - maybe.
>
> The problem with this is that it doesn't require collaborators to also use
> encryption. It also assumes that at
