Bonobo Git Server for Windows is a web application you can install on your IIS and easily manage and connect to your git repositories. Go to homepage for release and more info.
I am using Bonobo as my central Git and multiple PCs connect to it, each with local Gits and development environment. For my own source this works very well. However occassionally I also contribute to open source, or am adapting open source with the option to start a pull request later on. Here I would actually like to clone a repository to Bonobo as a central interface (in order to keep my local changes consistent accross PCs) plus - considering a lot of open source is on github - be able to switch upstream later on to a fork of the original repository.
I do understand I could replace Bonobo entirely by a fork on github, but imho it doesn´t make sense to fork before I know I can really implement what I am after plus I am sure anyone is interested in my changes.
I might have missed a discussion on this, any thoughts and pointers appreciated.
Thanks, Joachim
I am using Bonobo as my central Git and multiple PCs connect to it, each with local Gits and development environment. For my own source this works very well. However occassionally I also contribute to open source, or am adapting open source with the option to start a pull request later on. Here I would actually like to clone a repository to Bonobo as a central interface (in order to keep my local changes consistent accross PCs) plus - considering a lot of open source is on github - be able to switch upstream later on to a fork of the original repository. I do understand I could replace Bonobo entirely by a fork on github, but imho it doesn´t make sense to fork before I know I can really implement what I am after plus I am sure anyone is interested in my changes. I might have missed a discussion on this, any thoughts and pointers appreciated. Thanks, Joachim