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You’ve completely missed the most dangerous thing mentioned, namely that private forks are not private.
by HL33tibCe7 2y ago
You’ve completely missed the most dangerous thing mentioned, namely that private forks are not private.
- Dylan16807 2y ago> You’ve completely missed the most dangerous thing mentioned, namely that private forks are not private. What do you mean "missed"? They described the situation where data is leaked from a private fork, which is when you make the original repo public. There's no other time when data leaks. A public repo can't have ongoing private forks.