Is there a non open source google repository?

Question

Hi, I'm working with a team to write a program in java, and I need a non open source repository so me and my partners can update and share our work there. We don't like CVS and I heard that there is a google one but I can't find it. The only one I can find is open source but that doesn't work because we're not allowed to publish our work. I'd really appreciate any help!!!!

Answer 1

Just because version control software is open source doesn't mean that you have to use a public repository. You can run git or subversion (svn) repository on a machine on your Local Area Network and it will not be available to the public. I have used both private git and subversion repositories, personally I think that git works better but subversion is easier to use.

Answer 2

Google Code, which is Google's online repository, is only available for open source projects. If you want a private project, you're probably going to have to pay for the hosting. If you have fewer than five people, BitBucket will let you set up a mercurial repository for free. GitHub (git) and Unfuddle (svn and git) will also let you set up private repositories if you pay for it.

Answer 3

You can install SVN. Or run Git. Or use some of the proprietary solutions.

Answer 4

yo, i have the same situation as you.



Finally i find a software called SourceAnywhere hosted, it is quite good for me and my friends to use.



it has the free plan, you can try this.