Comment by skydhash
19 days ago
I just use ssh on a homeserver for personal projects. Easy to set up a new repo with `ssh git@<machine> git init --bare <project>.git`. The I just use git@<machine>:<project>.git as the remote.
I plan to use Source Hut for public projects.
Your method works well, too. Since I license everything I develop under GPLv3, I keep them private until they mature, then I just flip a switch and make the project visible.
For some research I use a private Git server. However, even that code might get released as Free Software when it matures enough.