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GitHub doesn't allow you to make a public fork of a private repo, either. When you make a fork of a private repo, the resulting repo is constrained to have no b
by djur 4y ago
GitHub doesn't allow you to make a public fork of a private repo, either. When you make a fork of a private repo, the resulting repo is constrained to have no broader access than the original.
- kitkat_new 4y ago"GitHub doesn't allow you to make a public fork of a private repo, either. " where did I claim something like that?
- djur 4y agoI'm saying that GitHub consistently does not allow you to control access to a private fork. The original owners retain control.
- kitkat_new 4y agohow does this consistency manifest itself? what about when the original owner publishes his repository? he doesn't control the visibility of the fork, does he?