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If github had an option to make private- public branches or a public "launch" page for private repo, it would have replaced playstore and other software markets long time ago

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    I don't know if I understood your sentence completely but, you can do gh-pages on a private repo for public or just use git-submodules to include public code and have actions to deploy app on private repo.

    Orr you can use gitlab?
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    @melezorus34 the gh pages for private repos is a paid feature. but i have to look about this submodule feature for more details. I actually wanna do something opposite: have my code as private and my read me/ output build as public
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    @melezorus34

    I think he means something like this.

    Your private repo and its associated branch can only be access by your team. In his private repo , he wanted to create a "public branch" (which everyone can access) but every other branch is still limited to your teams.

    I think he want to put his "releases" artifact on that "public branch"
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    @StopWastingTime

    What stopping you from creating a system which automatically commit your git hub page with new release? I am not sure about it but I think your CD tool can do it.
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    @mr-user that still 2 repos to maintain
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    @StopWastingTime

    After setting up the public repo you could forget about it. Your tool will manage the public repo for you.
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    @mr-user

    Interesting. I mainly want to put readme , some screenshots and the apk for people to download . Can a bot transfer those to public repository if i manually add them in private repo?
    Please point me towards some resources where i could know more of it
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    @StopWastingTime just use fdroid style gitlab repos. It releases the apk with readme, signs with the secret you give etc.
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