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Or host it on gitlab, which lets you entirely disable forking, merge requests, and the issue tracker
by eminence32 5y ago
Or host it on gitlab, which lets you entirely disable forking, merge requests, and the issue tracker
- blondin 5y agowhy gitlab? host it on github, just don't make the repo public! but yeah this thread is correct about the burden of issue tracking and pull requests management.
- rightbyte 5y ago> disable forking That seems mean?
- wongarsu 5y agoYou can always clone the repo, change the git remote to a newly created one and upload there. You get a perfect copy, just that it isn't recognized as a fork, thus you can't make pull requests (you can still merge changes via the Git cli as always)