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You can at the very least send each other a zip file containing the .git directory. When you extract that directory into a separate directory, you can add it as
by brokenparser 12y ago
You can at the very least send each other a zip file containing the .git directory. When you extract that directory into a separate directory, you can add it as a remote and fetch/pull from it (because that's the entire repository right there).
What I usually do is I copy the .git to another name before running zip, so it doesn't extract as .git :)
This is also one of the reasons you shouldn't commit binaries, especially large ones.