Here's the situation:

I have a public repository for my open-source app on github.com. However, now I'd like to write some specific code that will not be public (I might use it in a commercial version of my application).

I figured I could use the same repository, and I'd create a "private" branch in my git repository that I wouldn't push.

But, mistakes happen. Is there some way to forbid git from ever pushing a branch to remote servers?

If there's a better way to handle this situation, I would of course welcome any suggestions.

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