enc-code Pre-release

enc-code is a wrapper around your regular version control system (git, svn, mercurial, etc.).

Currently, it only supports Git.

This command enables encryption and scrambling of repository files, commit messages, author info, and commit date-time. The code remains decrypted locally but is pushed in an encrypted state to the remote repository.

An enc repository organizes code into:

Working Tree Stage: The stage where your code remains pure, unencrypted, and unscrambled. This is where users make changes and perform usual Git operations using the enc command instead of git. Users can optionally push this pure code to a trusted repository.
Process Stage: The stage where everything in the code is processed, encrypted, and/or scrambled. This stage is configured for pushing processed code to the remote, untrusted repository.

Note: The enc command requires a bash emulator to run on Windows (e.g., git-bash). This is typically satisfied by having git installed on Windows.

Note: The majority of Git commands are supported.

To test enc-code, you can request your own copy by emailing info@vaastav.tech with the following details:

Your full name
Organization or school name
Operating system
ABI
CPU architecture

As a thank-you for critical feedback, pre-adopters and pre-release testers will receive a full year of free access to the product.