Open schuenke opened 4 months ago
I think ideally you don't have a dev branch, but a main
and a branch for the current development stream with an appropriate name. E.g. v1.4.4
which would become version 1.4.4
. This branch is then deleted once merged with main. The next version branch is then generated from main.
I would suggest that we change the default branch back to
main
, as it is the case for >99% of all repositories I guess.IMO it's also very confusing that our default branch and the PyPi version do not match. I would suggest to use
main
only for stable (released) versions anddev
maybe as a general development branch where we merge all new features, fixes etc before they are combined into a new release, which is than merged tomain
and automatically published on PyPi (at least after #173 is live).Simple 👍 or 👎 reactions are welcome 😀