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I just asked a question about Git (Correspondece between Git client and server versions) but another one just came to my mind, can I use an older Git version on GitHub? is there a list or table with this info out there?, I search on their web sites but I can't find this info.

Thank you all.

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  • These links here should be useful: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2676656/git-version-compatibility http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1314668/git-repository-backwards-compatibility/1354102#1354102 – ForgetfulFellow Feb 20 '14 at 21:08

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Yes, you can (as I explained in "Git version compatibility" that ForgetfulFellow mentions in the comments)

The only limitation is: if you are using https url, that means smart-http and you want to use a git older than 1.6.6 to support pushing to a GitHub repo.

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