Now that we have a release we should figure out a branching strategy going forward. I think the primary thing to consider is what version of the spec should a person visiting https://github.com/opengeospatial/geoparquet? The "currently released version, or the in-development version?
My thoughts: we keep things as is for now (just a single main branch that we develop against), at least until we hit 1.0. I think there's a bit more value in people seeing what's coming soon.
After 1.0, I could see making a dev branch. But IMO it's not worth branching until we have a change that's going to require a 1.x (or 2.0), otherwise we'll have to backport / cherry pick typo fixes and clarifications.
My thoughts: we keep things as is for now (just a single main branch that we develop against), at least until we hit 1.0. I think there's a bit more value in people seeing what's coming soon.
Now that we have a release we should figure out a branching strategy going forward. I think the primary thing to consider is what version of the spec should a person visiting https://github.com/opengeospatial/geoparquet? The "currently released version, or the in-development version?
My thoughts: we keep things as is for now (just a single
main
branch that we develop against), at least until we hit 1.0. I think there's a bit more value in people seeing what's coming soon.After 1.0, I could see making a
dev
branch. But IMO it's not worth branching until we have a change that's going to require a 1.x (or 2.0), otherwise we'll have to backport / cherry pick typo fixes and clarifications.