Setting Up a Bare Git Repository
A bare repository in Git is one that doesn’t have a working directory, meaning it’s used strictly for storing the version history of your files rather than interacting with them directly. It’s an ideal choice when you want to manage a remote repository or store backups. Here’s how to create a bare Git repository: Access Your Server or Local Machine You first need to access the system where you plan to create the Git repository. This could be a local machine or a remote server, depending on your requirements. ...