• •Vihren.dev documented a method for using the Projection tool to programmatically split public and private files within a single repository.
• •The approach utilizes Projection's path-matching capabilities to enforce visibility boundaries without requiring separate git submodules.
• •It remains unclear how this workflow handles complex merge conflicts or CI/CD pipeline triggers when private assets are updated alongside public code.

Vihren.dev detailed a new workflow for using the Projection tool to isolate public and private files within a shared directory structure. Unlike traditional setups that rely on complex git ignores or submodules, this method uses path-based rules to manage file exposure. However, the workflow relies on manual configuration, which could lead to accidental exposure if rules are improperly defined. Whether this provides a sustainable alternative to repository splitting depends on the user's ability to maintain strict path-matching definitions as projects grow in size.