Closed nzakas closed 4 years ago
Tangentially, should this be a breaking change? Trying to think of what downsides might exist to pushing a branch that isn't called master
to a remote and am not coming up with anything...
Git automatically pushes to origin
and automatically matches the branch to the current one, so in theory this should not be a breaking change.
Did a release with this and it worked! https://github.com/eslint/eslint-release/releases/tag/v3.1.0
:tada:
This removes the
origin master
part of thegit push
command during a release. This should allow us to use the current branch instead of alwaysmaster
, which will facilitate the change over to usingmain
as the primary branch.