I’ve set up a GitHub repository on my laptop today. I can submit code and all … but now I want to have the same access with my PC. Do I need to configure the SSH keys etc all over again, with every box I want to work with?
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I’ve set up a GitHub repository on my laptop today. I can submit code and all … but now I want to have the same access with my PC. Do I need to configure the SSH keys etc all over again, with every box I want to work with?
Git with apache (http or https), Nice and easy way (in my opinion).
Server: Configuring Apache HTTPS In order to share your repository. (authorization with htaccess)
Client: Install tortoiseGIT, in order to checkout, commit, update or branch.