Hi, I'm very new to git and GitHub, but love the overall concept. I have a newbie question that hopefully some of you can share your thoughts. We have a private repo that our core development team works on. When we bring up new customers in our system they get a fork of our project. We basically tell them to create a GH account, add them as a collaborator, and tell them to fork it. The problem is that each customer may be writing code that is proprietary to their business. It appears to me that when the master is forked by multiple customers that each customer has visibility into each other's code. At least that's what I gathered as a few of us of tested with existing customers. What I'd like to see happen is that when each customer forks they (and possibly us) are the only ones with viewing rights of that repo. Does that make sense and is there a way to do this that I'm overlooking?
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