Disclaimer: I am a git n00b, so there are probably better ways to do this.
Below is the git workflow I use for cases when I do development on two boxes (named Local and Remote below), but there is no way to clone/fetch/pull directly.
(Local) Create the initial bundle and create a tag:
$ git bundle create toremote.bundle HEAD $ git tag toremote
Transfer the bundle file to the remote computer.
(Remote) Initialize an empty repository, and pull from the bundle file:
$ mkdir repo $ cd repo $ git init $ git pull /tmp/toremote.bundle
(Remote) Create a tag:
$ git tag fromlocal
You now do some bugfixing or development on the remote computer. Use git as normal and commit your changes.
(Remote) Then create a bundle containing your changes, and create a tag:
$ git bundle create tolocal.bundle fromlocal..HEAD $ git tag -f tolocal
Transfer the bundle file to the local computer.
(Local) Pull from the bundle to update the local repository:
$ git pull tolocal.bundle $ git tag -f fromremote
You then do some hacking on the local computer. Use git as normal and commit your changes.
(Local) Then create a bundle containing your changes, and create a tag:
$ git bundle create toremote.bundle toremote..HEAD $ git tag -f toremote
Transfer the bundle file to the remote computer.
(Remote) Pull from the bundle and create a tag:
$ git pull /path/to/toremote.bundle $ git tag -f fromlocal
