[Gnu-arch-users] Two branches, slightly different set of files

[Erik de Castro Lopo]

Hi all,

I've been using Arch for a couple of months now on my own stuff and
I now have a project where I'd like to start providing a public
mirror.

However, my normal working branch has files that I don't want to
make public (notes, small hacks, test code etc) so I think I need
the make a branch for the public version. This means that the 
public branch will get merges from both my private branch and
from others who have branched my public version.

I have used branches successfully before, but never had a branch
where there are files that only exist in one branch. Does anyone
have experience of this? How is it likely to work?

TIA,
Erik
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