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gitsync | ||
gitsync (BETA) | ||
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Git repository syncronisation daemon | ||
gitsync is a repository-syncronisation daemon, whose purpose is to | ||
keep coders on the same project aware of each others' work without | ||
requiring any pushes to remotes. Running on machines on the same local | ||
network, on any given peer it will auto-fetch any branches modified on | ||
the other peers. | ||
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For example, say Alice and Bob are working on repo 'foo' on their | ||
separate machines. With gitsyncd running on both machines, everytime | ||
Alice makes a local commit, Bob's machine will auto-fetch Alice's | ||
modified branch into a local one named `gitsync-Alice-branch`. | ||
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Run with `gitsyncd /path/to/repo`. | ||
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You can open up a local webserver to see a live-updating page of your | ||
coworker's changes by suppling a port number: `gitsyncd /path/to/repo | ||
port`. | ||
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See extended options by running `gitsyncd -h`. |