How to Create a Git Repository from Your iPhone
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GitSync.md / Guides
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Practical guides for pairing GitSync.md with Obsidian vaults, Markdown notes, and code repositories. Each post is written around documented setup flows and day-to-day Git workflows on iOS.
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Git LFS on iPhone and iPad
Media-heavy repos just work: LFS files download automatically, large binaries are offered tracking with your confirmation, and file locking guards your pushes.
Automate Git Pulls with Apple Shortcuts
Native App Intents, Siri phrases, and a Personal Automation that pulls every repo when you open the app — no URL building required.
Self-Hosted Git with SSH on iPhone and iPad
Clone from Gitea, Forgejo, GitLab, Bitbucket, or your own server over HTTPS or SSH — with Ed25519/ECDSA/RSA keys, SHA-256 host-key verification, and verified pushes.
How to Use Obsidian Git on iPhone and iPad
Clone your Obsidian vault into iOS Files with GitSync.md, open it on iPhone or iPad, and sync with GitHub or self-hosted Git remotes using Obsidian Git automation.
Using GitSync.md with Obsidian Git on iOS
Follow the video walkthroughs to clone your vault with GitSync.md, configure Obsidian Git with a GitHub Personal Access Token, and verify your first commit from iPhone.
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