Ez kicsit likevadász lett. A privát repó nem érhető el mások számára. Egy bizonyos esetben érhető el:
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You create a private repo
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You create a private, internal version of that repo (via forking) and commit additional code for features that you’re not going to make public.
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You make your “upstream” repository public and keep your fork private.
Are your private features and related code (from step 2) viewable by the public?
Yes. Any code committed between the time you created an internal fork of your tool and when you open-sourced the tool, those commits are accessible on the public repository.
Any commits made to your private fork after you make the “upstream” repository public are not viewable. That’s because changing the visibility of a private “upstream” repository results in two repository networks - one for the private version, and one for the public version.
A logika érthető, attól még nem szép.