1. I'm still relatively new to git, so haven't looked into branching, etc., yet. Worst case scenario, add other branches to the post-commit file. 2. It really is intended as a "backup", if I was looking to interact with more machines, I'd setup a central repository that everybody could commit to, and individuals could still use this to backup their local repos.
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1. I'm still relatively new to git, so haven't looked into branching, etc., yet. Worst case scenario, add other branches to the post-commit file. 2. It really is intended as a "backup", if I was looking to interact with more machines, I'd setup a central repository that everybody could commit to, and individuals could still use this to backup their local repos.