问题
I'm starting with Git, I already read the documentation about how to use it, just to test I create a simple repository using GitHub, everything is working good, but if I want to use my own server (not using GitHub), this is just curiosity, is there a table or list about the version correspondence between the Git client and server? in other words can I use an older server on a newer client or vice versa? I searched on several pages but I can't find this exact info, could anybody know the answer of this question?
Thanks for the help.
回答1:
The git package is not separated into a "server" and a "client", you would run the same git on your remote machine as the local one. To answer your questions: Git is extremely backwards compatible, meaning you can run an old version on one machine and a new version on the other and should be able to push/pull without any issues!
Have fun, git is a wonderful tool.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21918684/correspondece-between-git-client-and-server-versions