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The ideal way is to separate the upstreamable and non-upstreamable changes. For example you could maintain two branches: public and private. All upstreamable changes are cherry picked to public an...
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matthewsnyderâ€
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2023-09-25T21:23:16Z (about 1 year ago)
The ideal way is to separate the upstreamable and non-upstreamable changes. For example you could maintain two branches: `public` and `private`. All upstreamable changes are cherry picked to public and this is what you send back to the upstream. All your non-upstreamable changes would be in private.