[Coco] sourceforge insurance

[William Astle]

In the interest if complete information, mercurial (hg) works the same 
way. You have the entire repository history when you clone it. That 
includes cloning the existing sourceforge repository.

On 15-06-16 02:12 PM, Chris Osborn wrote:
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>> On Jun 16, 2015, at 11:53 AM, RETRO Innovations <go4retro at go4retro.com> wrote:
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>>    I would highly recommend github over other options.  GIT provides "git
>>    clone" that lets anyone with a bit of free space create a copy in
>>    seconds.
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> That’s another thing I really like. A git clone makes a complete copy of the entire repository, with all the history and changes and everything. Whenever I’ve finished a job for a client I can make them their own clone, zip it up and send it to them, and they can do anything they want with it. I don’t have to give them any login info on my private server, and they are free to hand it off to any other developers they want to. And if they do make some changes and come back to me, I can update my copy from theirs, either direct from their server, or they can zip it up and send it to me.
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