I'm never going to work for a company whose hiring managers require me to post hobby projects on Github. Won't even entertain interviewing with them. I should

I'm never going to work for a company whose hiring managers require me to post hobby projects on Github. Won't even entertain interviewing with them. I shouldn't have to spend thousands of hours a year working on shit outside of work to prove that I can do my job. If it's not obvious from the interview and whatever test I'm given, then we have nothing further to discuss. One of the reasons I don't suffer from burnout is that once I'm finished with my full time job and my consulting side-gig, I leave it alone. I might dabble in some new technology from time to time, but there's no reason to announce that to the world.