I just started using GIT for version control. I used the git init to create a repository. However, I want other users on the server to access it as well ..
Can someone point me towards what command I should be looking at?
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I just started using GIT for version control. I used the git init to create a repository. However, I want other users on the server to access it as well ..
Can someone point me towards what command I should be looking at?
As long as they can acces to your local repository, they can fork, pull …
If you want to share a central repository, look for “bare repository”