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This also assumes no one will fork or fetch from your fork of the OSS repo before you rebase.
by dave1010uk 14y ago
This also assumes no one will fork or fetch from your fork of the OSS repo before you rebase.
- encoderer 14y agoYes, then you're effectively running your own OSS project as well. If you want to be in that business, new rules apply. But just working privately on a forked repo? Legit will be fine.