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voproser2020-10-29 15:14:47
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voproser, 2020-10-29 15:14:47

git | Is it possible to clone and work on a project not on a working computer without being noticed?

The essence of the question is that there is a working computer (an old one to crash on Windows), only on it you can work with the project, the project is being worked on using git, and I would like to work on my good laptop (MacBook) The
question is, can I incline the project and work not on a working laptop without being noticed. The repository uses BitBucket.
Is it possible to easily check from which computer the work is being done?

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GavriKos, 2020-10-29
@GavriKos

If these are the requirements of the security department - to work only on a working computer - then I would strongly advise against violating them. Don't wash off afterwards.
And so - in theory they can check the logs at the server level, for example. +depends on authorization. Krch want - will find.

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Vasily Bannikov, 2020-10-29
@vabka

Well, you can, for example, clone it onto a USB flash drive and take it away, and then not push or pull from another computer.
In general, I would check with the security guards / management whether it is possible to do this.
If the computer is too weak, then I think we can agree

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jcmvbkbc, 2020-10-29
@jcmvbkbc

You can clone to your work computer, and from it to your own. And push the updates first from your own to the worker, and from there to the server.

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