Hello there,
I am a very happy user of SyncBackFree.
I do have a lot of projects on GIT. The ".git" folder tends to be very large and it is not necessary to have all commits on one machine.
Though, if I exclude the .git from backups, I lose connection with the git repository.
Any suggestion on how to optimize backups for git repositories?
Cheers
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Suggestions for GIT, avoiding to copy .git folders without losing GIT tracking
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PinoRossi
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Re: Suggestions for GIT, avoiding to copy .git folders without losing GIT tracking
It seems to me like you need to see if GIT has a solution to your problem.
Although I may not fully understand what you are meaning by your statement: "Though, if I exclude the .git from backups". Maybe you could refraze.
Although I may not fully understand what you are meaning by your statement: "Though, if I exclude the .git from backups". Maybe you could refraze.