Using Logseq with Git

I try and go through all the details on using git with Logseq, it became a long video where I talk about using it local, for backups, syncing and some tips when using it with a team.
The video is way too long and not nearly long enough for the topic
==== 🧾 Table of Contents 🧾 ====
00:00 Intro
00:50 Limitations in this video
01:38 Notes on security
02:27 About the DB Version
02:59 Absolute git basics
04:04 How does git handle versions
07:55 Setup Git with Logseq
12:58 Using Git to make backups
15:08 Sending git to a backup directory
19:01 Git Sync 101
23:56 Using Github as a backup
29:11 Using git for sync
33:49 Stay strong!
34:04 Tips when using this to sync with a team
38:50 Final Thoughts
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[@petermarin]

Good video!! really useful to see a full guide on this. will the database version change how this is done? have you been playing with that more?

[@toolsontech]

The DB version will initially not support this I believe, since the 2 way markdown sync won't be up then. I haven't been playing too much with it since I'm waiting for the close beta to start when things are bit more set in stone and I hopefully can plan content around it.

[@voldefox]

Logseq Sync offers version control and end-to-end encryption and it's much easier to use.

[@toolsontech]

For sure, but the aim of the video was to show how to work with git for those that are interested. Personally I have most of my graphs in Sync right now unless I'm working with other engineers