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That's naive wishful thinking at best. The cons far outweighs the pros on this feature. They're one button away from cloning the entire repo out of Github and
by jeremiep 9y ago
That's naive wishful thinking at best. The cons far outweighs the pros on this feature.
They're one button away from cloning the entire repo out of Github and bypassing all these fancy access control mechanisms without you even knowing about it.
This is one feature that causes a lot more pain than actual utility.
- snowwrestler 9y agoIt doesn't cause pain for my contractors because a) they know how Github private repos work, and b) they don't want a copy of my code in their Github account once our relationship has ended. Killing forks upon removal makes life easier for everyone.