So I started a new feature for /dev/null last night.
You can create groups (called “repos”) and then people can post commits within their own repos.
A member of a repo is a “contributor”
The idea is teams of devs, or a company can post commits privately. It still goes through the normal moderation process.
I hope to have a PR tonight after work.
Is this something you think would be useful? @nunomaduro @brendt @xHeaven
commit f29ce18
We don't need private groups, but something like this for projects. You can join/subscribe a group for a project and commit within it, but commits wouldn't show up on feeds of people who are not members. That way, as a maintainer, you can reach people interested in your project…