I have an idea! After modify code in pc1, I want to sync all the code to pc2. Two pc in a same network but the is no internet access so we can't use remote repository like github or gitlab. Is it possible to use pc1 as a remote repository and all other pc can use git to pull the code from pc1? If git can't do that. Can you tell me another way to copy all the file from pc1 to another pc, using python.
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gitworks without github or gitlab.