Say I have the following scenario:
- Currently on master, do
git checkout -b test. - Make some commits A and B in
test. - Go back to master with
git checkout master. - Make some commits C and D, then push to the remote master.
If this happens, from a security perspective are commits A and B accessible in any way to someone who views the remote repo? E.g., if they do a git clone and then try git checkout A, what would be the result?