How to setup yii2.0 with repository?

Hello Team,

We are developing a CMS based project in YII2.0 and using advanced app. We are having team of 3 guys working on different modules to avoid integration problem we want we should work single project folder. We trying to setup repository but really no great help over internet. We are using 2 window based system and one linux system. While initial development strated on window system so, we want it should be root of project code. Rest two system can access both application and project folder. We all are connected through intranet. Kindly, help on this.

Why don’t you just use Git?

Well GIT is public repository. Code we developing is for Government purpose. Can’t share it publically annd private services are paid.

Let the government pay for it. :lol:

Joking aside, GitHub is not the only one that supports git repository. You may consider installing GitLab on your local machine to setup your private git server working in your local network,

But Gitlab is only for Linux OS. We are having nodes with different OS like main code is on Windows and other people are on Linux.

I meant that you could setup a git repository server using gitLab on your local network, which could be accessed by any git client no matter what OS it might be running on.

I’m sorry to say this. I don’t want to offend you, but if you and your co-workers are really serious, you’d better stop your “development” at once, at least for the moment, because you seem to lack fundamental knowledge and skills of web application development. Please start learning at once.

Or if your business circumstance doesn’t allow it, it might be a good idea to hire someone with good skill in your development.

The RSM on-line manual explains how to install and setup RSM and the Wizard using a central server, mapped drives and client installing and using the Wizard.

Reference the Installation context in the manual.

Another option is to use Bitbucket.com

You can have private repositories or public repositories as needed.

Have you heard about Bitbucket? It has private repositories, you can set up teams of up-to 5 people on the free plan. Try that!