Can I make commit history public without making code public? #106951
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yes you can make commit public in your profile |
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The closest I've seen is that some projects will keep their source code private, but have a sort of "fake" public repository for the community, so users can submit issues, view the changelog or a readme, or download releases. If you decide to have a private repo for your source code and a public repo for the community, you have a lot of options available. The easiest would be to just manually put your commits in a That seems the closest to what you're trying to do to me. You can also just include private activity in your profile via the settings page, but that will just report "USER made X private contributions" IIRC, not provide the actual messages. |
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Try Profile -> Settings -> Public Profile then select the option that says, "Include private contributions on my profile". I know this is a late reply, but hopefully that's what you are looking for and helps you or someone else! |
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I have a repository where I want to be able to show off commit history, either to friends asking about progress or as part of a portfolio, but I don't want to expose the code to the public. Is there a repository option to successfully accomplish this? Just showing the commit messages or progress graph or something is what I'm looking for.
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