Looking for a good GIT solution for Web Project maintained with Visual Studio

In our environment we are serving a combination of asp and asp.net pages on Windows 2003 servers running IIS. We use Visual Studio to edit the pages via FrontPage extentions.

We really enjoy the abil开发者_如何学Pythonity to make quick edits and save and the web is updated immediately. Don't worry, we do have a development server where we test all of our changes before moving them to the production server.

We do not want to use the "publish site" option if at all possible.

I have been using GIT for some android (eclipse) projects lately and I'm really enjoying it, so now I would like to use GIT for our web site as well if at all possible.

I've have GitExtentions installed, along with the VS plugin and I have tried Git Source Control Provider.

Keeping with the distributed VC mindset, I'd like to have a repo on my (and each of the developers) PC and commit as necessary.

The problem is, since we are editing via http/frontpage (master mode) the files are not stored locally.

I am wondering if anyone else in this type of environment has implemented a successful GIT workflow.

Thank you,

My solution isn't necessarily ideal for your situation, given you dont want the extra step of publishing...

I have the files locally in my git repo, and then I manually (via script) push them to the web location.

So I traded the ease of editing deployed files, for the awesomeness that is GIT. For me, I came out like a bandit in that trade.