I started to deal with git, I want to use it locally (that is, on one PC).

How to configure it so that nothing is transmitted to any server?

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    Nothing to do. Just install git and use. Do not confuse with github. Begin to study the documentation.

      Nothing needs to be set up. And until you execute certain commands, nothing will be transmitted. This is the main feature of the gita. That, in principle, there is no centralized server. Each local version is independent. You can synchronize and merge the branches of the gita stored in different places among themselves, but this is optional.

        No settings are required, you can safely record your changes in the created repository.

        git init git add . git commit -a -m "Init" 

        https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11220765/using-git-locally