#gitAnnex can now use Iroh to connect two repositories located anywhere, including behind firewalls needing hole punching.

As well as sending data with git-annex, git pull and push works too

https://git-annex.branchable.com/special_remotes/p2p/git-annex-p2p-iroh

Developed at the #distribits hackathon in collab with matrss

#gitAnnex can now use Iroh to connect two repositories located anywhere, including behind firewalls needing hole punching.

As well as sending data with git-annex, git pull and push works too

https://git-annex.branchable.com/special_remotes/p2p/git-annex-p2p-iroh

Developed at the #distribits hackathon in collab with matrss

4 hours from now I'll be talking about #gitAnnex at the #distribits conference. There's a link to a live steam on https://www.distribits.live/

4 hours from now I'll be talking about #gitAnnex at the #distribits conference. There's a link to a live steam on https://www.distribits.live/

testing new #gitAnnex feature that lets it be used with just about any P2P network that supports socket-like connections. yggdrasil, fowl, iroh, etc. Expanding on tor hidden services that git-annex already supports.

My test script simulates such a network using socket files with this absurdly small shell script.

It was pretty cool when "git pull" and "git-annex get" just worked over this on the 1st try.

testing new #gitAnnex feature that lets it be used with just about any P2P network that supports socket-like connections. yggdrasil, fowl, iroh, etc. Expanding on tor hidden services that git-annex already supports.

My test script simulates such a network using socket files with this absurdly small shell script.

It was pretty cool when "git pull" and "git-annex get" just worked over this on the 1st try.