Widely depends on the data your app is working with. Tho generally not a good practice unless its a necessity and you really know what you are doing.
That's where GitHub private repo comes in? if you need online git?
For example, I still sometimes need git CI/CD.
Also, how do I let people post server-side issues without making it public?
People can post if you provide a drop box. Either email (which isn't necessarily secure, but not too bad), or a web page form.
I have seen a GitHub repo with only one file, README.md, though. Not sure how people manage that.
README.md
Oh, I see. I thought you were trying to allow people to post issues without their post being public. Sorry
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Widely depends on the data your app is working with. Tho generally not a good practice unless its a necessity and you really know what you are doing.
That's where GitHub private repo comes in? if you need online git?
For example, I still sometimes need git CI/CD.
Also, how do I let people post server-side issues without making it public?
People can post if you provide a drop box. Either email (which isn't necessarily secure, but not too bad), or a web page form.
I have seen a GitHub repo with only one file,
README.md, though. Not sure how people manage that.Oh, I see. I thought you were trying to allow people to post issues without their post being public. Sorry