Private Repository Boundary
By Daniel Ensminger
Private Repository Boundary
GitGrid Apply uses a narrow write boundary.
- One private repository created specifically for GitGrid.
- No writes to existing repositories.
- No edits, rewrites, or deletions outside that repository.
- Historical application and the saved future preview remain separate choices.
The GitHub App creates the repository from the public GitGrid template, saves
the versioned configuration under .gitgrid/config.json, and applies the
selected history through today. GitHub currently requires account-wide
repository access because an App cannot be installed against zero selected
repositories before the new repo exists; GitGrid's code still writes only to
the repo it creates. It does not install recurring automation.
Free to use
Configure locally. Apply when it looks right.
GitGrid creates one private repository and applies the history you choose through today. No subscription or recurring automation is installed.
Open the planner
GitHub authorization starts only after you press Apply.

