If there are two Macs, is there a simple way that a Mac can be set up as a Git server, so that both Xcode and push and pull from this server?
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If there are two Macs, is there a simple way that a Mac can be set up as a Git server, so that both Xcode and push and pull from this server?
If the two Macs have a network connection between them (doesn’t have to be direct, just that they can access each other) you could use git+ssh on one (or both) to get to the repo on the other (or the “server” repo).
From the Git book: 4.4 Git on the Server – Setting Up the Server.
OSX should already have a running SSHd. For security, it might be wise to create a user on the “server” which the users of the two Macs can access.