Git clone through a reverse tunnel

Question

I have my Git repo on my machine, which has no public IP of its own, at home; I want to clone this repo at my web server. Is it correct that a reverse tunnel will allow me to pu

Answer 1

Another alternative is to set up a bare repository on your server, and push to it from your local machine. Pull from there into your server's repository.

There are many advantages:

• you don't have to expose your private machine
• you can work from multiple machines (e.g. your laptop and your desktop), each of which has a clone of your bare repo
• you can even make patches on your server, push to the bare repo, and pull them onto your working machine.

See http://joemaller.com/990/a-web-focused-git-workflow/ for a good description.