Changes to "git"
Alan DeKok
aland at deployingradius.com
Mon May 31 11:01:07 CEST 2010
The code from the "master" branch is pretty much dead at this point.
Therefore, I plan on:
a) moving the code from "master" to an "old-dev" branch
b) updating "master" to be the same as "stable"
c) leaving "stable" alone, but no longer doing commits to it.
The question is this: should I simply *replace* the "master" branch
with "stable", or *merge* them?
Merging them means that all checkouts of "master" will get the old
deprecated code. Ugh.
Replacing them means that everyone with a copy of the repository has
to do a "force" update of their local "master" branch. This is
annoying, but shouldn't be a problem because no one should be using the
"master" branch.
Any comments before I go poke the repository?
Alan DeKok.
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