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I suppose as a Contributor you would just fork the private repo. I can't think of anything you would lose with this approach.
by markive 5y ago
I suppose as a Contributor you would just fork the private repo. I can't think of anything you would lose with this approach.
- RyJones 5y agoIt’s up to the person that created the repo if forking is allowed
- emilfihlman 5y agoIf you can see the code you can fork it.
- xmprt 5y agoIf I can see the code and clone the repo then regardless of whether Github allows me to automatically fork it, I can fork it myself just be adding another remote.
- dotancohen 5y agoI believe that you would lose the Issues and Wiki. Neither are stored in the .git repo in Github.