(1) Using a shared folder on the computer to share it as the remote repository This is the easiest way to build a remote repository. In this method, you publish a Windows shared folder which works as a remote repository in the local network. The remote repository synchronizes with the local repositories and can be accessed from other computers. In the following description, we use a remote repository that is built in this way. (2) Building a Dedicated Git Server to Share It as the Remote Repository You can build a dedicated Git server to share the remote repository. Various Git server software, Gitbucket (for Windows) or GitLab, Gitbucket, Gitblit, Gogs, and so on (for Linux) are available.
Although this configuration incurs costs for building and maintaining the server, it has an advantage in reducing the risk of data leakage because the system is closed within the company. Git server (inside company) Remote Repository Local Repository Sysmac Studio version control system on each user’s computer (3) Utilizing a Git Server Service on the Internet to Share the Remote Repository 8 Sysmac Studio Project Version Control Function Startup Guide (P125)