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>"I may have missed something but where in the original article did he say he was _inviting issues and pull requests_?" I think what the OP is saying is that b
by zo1 12y ago
>"I may have missed something but where in the original article did he say he was _inviting issues and pull requests_?"
I think what the OP is saying is that by putting a project publicly on Github, and allowing people to submit issues/pull requests you're "inviting" it. I don't use Github, but I can guess that there is an option to "disable" those features, or at the very least keep the project private.
- swetland 12y agoYou can easily disable issues and either disable the wiki or make it editable only by project members, but there does not seem to be a way to disable or restrict pull requests.