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I don't know if it is really possible.

I want to create a new repository in new drive (Suppose D:) where I will create a new project. Now, I would like to checkout the project in another drive (Drive E) from where I will be working on project and commit. And also, I would like my friend to work on same project, so he can also commit from his home which should get saved to D: repository.

Is this possible ? I know we can use Git as an alternative to store codes safely online. But I would like to do it in my local machine and collaborate with my friend. For safety propose, I will make regular backup of main repository i.e drive D so codes won't get lost.

Vim
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It is certainly possible. Setting up a local repo with tortoise is as easy as right clicking an empty directory and hitting "Create repository here". From there you "simply" have to share over network. svn repository on Windows network share for example.

mayersdesign
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