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(Created page with "The beginners guide on how to use Git is here! Here's a badly written and terribly phrased guide on how to get and use a repository on redbrick's git hosting area. [https://git.redbrick.dcu.ie git.redbrick.dcu.ie] is currently not working. However, this guide will hopefully be of use when it is! == Getting a git repository on Redbrick == Redbrick hosts git repositories for users. You (and any other users you want) can have write access to the repositories. Th...") |
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== Getting a git repository on Redbrick == | == Getting a git repository on Redbrick == | ||
Redbrick hosts git repositories for users. You (and any other users you want) can have write access to the repositories. The world has read-only access via the web interface at [[http://git.redbrick.dcu.ie]]. It's perfect for any small open source projects you feel like starting, or if you want to branch/fork an existing open source project that's hosted on git. | Redbrick hosts git repositories for users. You (and any other users you want) can have write access to the repositories. The world has read-only access via the web interface at [[http://git.redbrick.dcu.ie git.redbrick.dcu.ie]]. It's perfect for any small open source projects you feel like starting, or if you want to branch/fork an existing open source project that's hosted on git. | ||
=== Can I have a private repository that the world can't see? === | === Can I have a private repository that the world can't see? === | ||