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Do you think I will have any kind of problem by using different git software versions between the remote and local copy? In my case the remote is 1.6.5.7 and the local is 1.6.5.1 (few bug fixes)

Thx ;)

+2  A: 

Minor revs are generally completely compatible.

Azeem.Butt
+3  A: 

You will have no problems. Git is generally compatible between even major version changes; minor version differences should never introduce any incompatibilities.

Brian Campbell
+2  A: 

Obvious, more general answer: try it and see!

Peter
+1! When did “I’ll try myself first before I pester other people” die?
Bombe
LOL! Well, now my answer will be indexed by search engine and no one wll bother you again :P
delphaber
+2  A: 

1.5.x do not introduced any repository format incompatibility.
One good example of that, is the difference between local Git and GitHub Git versions:
GitHub runs with with 1.6.4.3 and supports any 1.5.x clients.

Even the upcomming Git 1.7 will not introduce any major issues, only policy changes.

VonC