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You can't accidentally share a private fork any easier than you could a new repo. If you try to make a private fork public in GitHub there is just a message tha
by chrisfosterelli 3y ago
You can't accidentally share a private fork any easier than you could a new repo. If you try to make a private fork public in GitHub there is just a message that "For security reasons, you cannot change the visibility of a fork."
As far as I know the article's example of 'a developer forks a private repo and makes it public' is not possible in github.