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fetch/push using 'file://' protocol
See original GitHub issuesee #97. We need to support fetching and pushing commits between two local repositories in the same file system. I think that would use the file:// protocol… or maybe no protocol at all just paths.
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To be honest, using
file://was kind of a hack to test remote requests. Now that you showed me how to set up a proper git server, that’s actually a much better way to test.Having support for
file://would certainly be important for compatibility, but less urgent now.You can also use node-git-server (not to be confused with nodegit), which I use in the Antora test suite. See https://github.com/gabrielcsapo/node-git-server