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On the other hand, do you really want random people on the internet to be able to inject objects into your git repository by creating a branch or whatever? Esp
by kbsletten 9y ago
On the other hand, do you really want random people on the internet to be able to inject objects into your git repository by creating a branch or whatever? Especially after SHAttered, that's a huge liability that sort-of justifies the "you take yours and go over there" approach.
- skybrian 9y agoOf course not. You want to send them a patch and have it show up in their "inbox" on Github as a pull request. There's no reason to put pull requests into the git repo.