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For proper anonymization, you need to change code/naming style. Codestylommetry can easily identify most developers. Ideally, an obfuscator generates some "priv
by bitL 9y ago
For proper anonymization, you need to change code/naming style. Codestylommetry can easily identify most developers. Ideally, an obfuscator generates some "private key" that would guide it how exactly it should change/reverse change upon push/pull so that public repo has anonymized code whereas developer the real one. However, it won't work for multi-developer projects.
- analogj 9y agoI think that's pushing past the goals of GitMask. As much as possible I want to leave the code as is, as the developer intended, while stripping all personally identifiable information and metadata.