Closed tdd11235813 closed 5 years ago
uh dang, now I merged to master!
I just fast-forwarded the same change to dev
and removed the merge commit from master
.
Thanks, but I thought master is ok in this case, because the master is now dysfunctional again. So when it will be on the master? I use master+tag on my submodules. Why not committing onto master all the time and using (release) tags? Why there is a separate dev branch at all? Wouldn't be trunk based development with only one long-lived branch more convenient? Maybe I already have asked this in the past w.r.t. alpaka, not sure at the moment, so we also can discuss it next week ;)
Yep, we can do this. Just currently, most of our projects follow a successful git branching model since we did initially (and still do) let our users interact with git source code directly and wanted to avoid giving them an "unstable" trunk/dev by default.
Nevertheless, I think with package managers and the overhead of dev
/master
we can certainly think about migrating to trunk-based devel as most projects nowadays do. But that needs some coordination, let's discuss next week :)
I use master+tag on my submodules.
I think you know how to set dev
there then as well ;-)
It's really the same, we just have an additional facade branch that only contains the merge commits for releases.
Closes #80.