Making local repo for code version control

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There are a lot of free repo like bitbucket and github. But, I want to create my own repo using my server/pc that I have in the office. Don't ask me why I am wasting time setting up my own local repo - simply because I want to learn new way of doing things. I believe Bitbucket would have their own server and they would have some way to turn their server into a repo.

Anyway, I am using Visual Studio 2013 and Atmel studio 6 as IDEs. And, I want to create a repo on my local pc so that I can use something like SVN or Tortoise SVN, Git,...etc. to do source/version control of my codes. (i am not sure if these plugin would works when creating your own repo on yoru local pc).

Your help is very appreciated folks. Thank you.

Posted 7-Oct-15 3:13am

Jaxam

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F-ES Sitecore 7-Oct-15 9:27am

SVN and git both have the ability to run local repositories, they don't have to be run over the net, just consult the documentation.

Richard MacCutchan 7-Oct-15 11:13am

SVN is easy to run locally.

nv3 7-Oct-15 13:48pm

And git is also easy to run locally.

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-10-07T03:22:00

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Somewhat off topic for the forum, however, have a look at this article[^] on how to set up a single use repository for SVN on a local machine.

Edit -

this article[^] covers both Windows and Linux

Or the answers here[^]

Posted 7-Oct-15 3:22am

CHill60

Updated 7-Oct-15 4:45am

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Jaxam 7-Oct-15 10:35am

Do you have one for Windows?

CHill60 7-Oct-15 10:45am

I've updated my solution with a couple of other suggestions - google has many more