| 41 | Exporting Your Repository |
Sharing your repository with other developers is a matter of giving
them access to read your public repository, but sometimes you need
to give access to content youâre tracking to people who donât use
Git: clients, customers, or business partners of a less tech-savvy
variety. You can export the contents of your repository at a
particular point to share with these people using the
git archive command.
Itâs important to remember you are exporting only one point in the history of your repository, not the entire history. Some people look at an export as a backup of their repository. This is not the correct way to do a backup in Git. Each clone of your repository has the entire history, so push your repository ...
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