Self hosted git on RPi is really cool, but needs backups and security updates. Otherwise, almost no point having local (network) backup with no real backup :)
Yes, although you could set up something yourself, but I get your point. Nevertheless, I guess for small projects where you are usually working alone, it’s not a bad option ;) That’s how I got idea to set up something on RPi
Bitbucket has free private repros.
Self hosted git on RPi is really cool, but needs backups and security updates. Otherwise, almost no point having local (network) backup with no real backup :)
Yes, although you could set up something yourself, but I get your point. Nevertheless, I guess for small projects where you are usually working alone, it’s not a bad option ;) That’s how I got idea to set up something on RPi
To my sense it's opposite - on a small project use online 3rd party services - no hassle, no worries. Code will be there even after many years.
On a large project (where SLA doesn't satisfy some of the needs/performance) - use in-house git server.
P.S. I am not against RPi's, owning few of them myself.
I guess that make sense, no hassle, just use it for small scale. I think I was lead by the fact - it can be done, I’m gonna try and do it :)