> @andrew: It's a very topical question as Git was a big topic at
> CakeFest this year. If you ever have designs on contributing to
> CakePHP and the many apps and plugins that are being developed around
> it then Git is certainly the way to go as that's what the core team
> use.
>
> You need to setup a central machine on your network as a remote repo
> where you your group can individually clone/pull/branch and then push
> updates back into the one central 'master'. Just yesterday I
> installed git-ftp which then allows you to ftp from the git bash only
> those files that have changed rather than uploading the whole app
> again or manually trying to work out which files were changed since
> the last upload.
>
> Related links:http://gitref.org/https://github.com/resmo/git-ftp
It's a one line command to sync a dir with rsync, and the sort of
bandwidth/work optimizations that script is trying to do are done
already for you.
Unless you're forced to use ftp - you really shouldn't use it :)
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