问题
I'm working on my own project which has two parts:
A. kernel/generic code (public part)
B. code which works with proprietary protocol etc (private part, available for me and a few authorized persons)
I want repository hosting (maybe github, assembla, ...) which allows working in public and private branches in the same repository.
I don't want two repositories because I'm actively working on both parts and I want to avoid diverged repositories.
Which solution is available for me?
回答1:
which allows working in public and private branches in the same repository.
That doesn't seem compatible with how Git works: if you have access to a repo, you can clone all its content (including the branches).
A Git Hosting service like BitBucket or GitLab allows you to protect a branch (meaning you cannot push back). But you would still be able to see its content.
Even Gitolite doesn't prevent read-access at a branch level.
So two separate repos are still the best approach, with the repo A (kernel) declared as a submodule of repo B.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23242342/how-to-keep-maintain-public-and-private-code-in-the-same-repository-at-reposit