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= Theory Group Git Repository at LBNL =

== Learning to use Git ==

There are many philosophical differences between [[Subversion]] and [[Git]], so users are advised to take some time to become accustomed to git before diving in to an existing project.

The best resource for learning about Git is the free [http://git-scm.com/book "Pro Git Book"] by Scott Chacon.

== What we provide ==

Unlike subversion and cvs, git has no intrinsic ncept of an authoritative repository. Every instance of a repository is complete and self-sufficient. Despite this, projects with multiple developers will benefit from having a remote repostory to which they can push their work.

We use [https://github.com/sitaramc/gitolite gitolite] to provide these remote repositories. Users provide management with an ssh public key, and access is granted.

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