RemoteRepository
A remote repository, in version control contexts such as Git, is a repository stored on a remote server that serves as the central source of truth for a project. It hosts the project’s code, commit history, and metadata and is accessible to collaborators over a network.
A local repository can synchronize with a remote repository through named connections. The common workflow starts
Access to a remote repository is typically via HTTPS or SSH. HTTPS may require a password or
Remote repositories enable collaboration through features such as pull requests or merge requests, issue tracking, and
Considerations include network latency and availability, potential merge conflicts, and access control. Security best practices involve