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Linking two remote repositories

From
PPavel <paullus325@gmail.com>
Date
Mar 12, 2010, 14:09 UTC
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<loom.20100312T145901-192@post.gmane.org>

Hi All, I'm just investigating of using git for following: We have two development teams in far direction from each other and very slow network connection between them. Currently they are using one Subversion repository on one side, but committing from other side is very-very slow.

The idea is to setup two git repositories in two locations and developers will commit in there local repository. But what I can't figure out it's how to connect those repositories between each other, I do not want to have two "special" people to push between remote repositories. Is there any ideas how to connect two repositories and have actual code versions on both of them ?

Thanks, Pavel.
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