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I would assume the thing you would worry about the most would be certs and keys. But if you had to part out work, I could see that being even more useful.
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I'm sorry but I don't know what you mean by &quot;certs and keys&quot;. &nbsp;Could you elaborate? &nbsp;Thank you.
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I currently keep my VB.NET projects inside of a Dropbox folder, which is also synced to my laptop. &nbsp;This has worked very well, but now I want to start using GIT. &nbsp;I have seen articles on the web discussing how to use Dropbox as the location for a remote repository, but I do not really need that. &nbsp;I would simply like to keep my repositories inside of my Dropbox folder in order to sync them between my desktop and laptop.<br />
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I have also set up a BitBucket account and intend to push my repos there occasionally as an additional backup, but would prefer to use Dropbox for day-to-day syncing. &nbsp;Is this acceptable? &nbsp;Or will I risk corrupting my data if I do? &nbsp;Thank you.
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I currently keep my VB.NET projects inside of a Dropbox folder, which is also synced to my laptop.  This has worked very well, but now I want to start using GIT.  I have seen articles on the web discussing how to use Dropbox as the location for a remote repository, but I do not really need that.  I would simply like to keep my repositories inside of my Dropbox folder in order to sync them between my desktop and laptop.

I have also set up a BitBucket account and intend to push my repos there occasionally as an additional backup, but would prefer to use Dropbox for day-to-day syncing.  Is this acceptable?  Or will I risk corrupting my data if I do?  Thank you.

Is it OK to to keep a GIT repository inside of a Dropbox folder?

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