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I think that the cleanest approach here is to merge-up with no changes, as in resetting HEAD
to 3.0.x
and having the merge commit with an empty diff, leading therefore to a clean merge-up in future.
Also means that we don't need to do any releases: all security fixes from 2.x
would smoothly go up to 3.x
too
I think that the cleanest approach here is to merge-up with no changes, as in resetting
HEAD
to3.0.x
and having the merge commit with an empty diff, leading therefore to a clean merge-up in future.Also means that we don't need to do any releases: all security fixes from
2.x
would smoothly go up to3.x
too
@Ocramius
So just checkout this branch, git reset hard to 3.0.x, force push and then release 3.0.1, and subsequently 3.1.x, 3.2.x and 3.3.x after all the clean merge-ups are made?
No. Merge up into latest with no effective changes. I'll do this.
Release Notes for 2.26.0
Feature release (minor)
2.26.0
Enhancement