A lot of people use Github for portfolios, but I have test repositories piling up, how do I separate portfolio projects from test repositories?

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Hello.

I'm just starting my way as a developer, maybe my question is frankly stupid and all the solutions to my problems have existed for a long time, but requests to Google, to be honest, didn't give me much (most likely I wasn't looking for something).

At the same time, I like to use github repositories in order to have github-pages and visually show my work with layout and front part.

Yes, I work with a local server, but sometimes I have to show other people some part of the work or submit test tasks. These repositories are starting to accumulate, it’s a pity for me to delete them for the time being (because sometimes I return to them to remember my work)

So how do I organize my github profile so that when I view it, I can clearly see which repositories I have in my portfolio, and which ones I use as tests, except for the names?

Perhaps somewhere it is more convenient to do this than on github, knowledgeable people please tell me.

Answer 1

Make test repositories private, no? Why do they need someone other than you personally? And those who need to show something in a private repository can be added to the appropriate group / given rights to the repository.