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Keeping private fork requires non-trivial design skills. In the ideal case, you'd add hooks as part of public improvements (item 2), and use only those hooks in
by theamk 5y ago
Keeping private fork requires non-trivial design skills. In the ideal case, you'd add hooks as part of public improvements (item 2), and use only those hooks in your private changes. If you add appropriate tests to public project, this will increase the chances of your hooks staying unbroken.