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by crbnw00ts 4595 days ago
That's fine for some projects, but not every project follows that flow. One example: ompanies using GitHub Enterprise internally generally don't make every regular contributor to a project have their own fork (or at least they shouldn't, as it creates needless extra overhead). In that case, having some extra granularity around denying non-fastforward pushes to some branches but not others would be a helpful addition.