Closed topliceanu closed 11 years ago
We still haven't figured out the versioning pattern we want to adopt, so we chose not to merge anything into master until that is settled.
Actually we have settled - it's just that in order to avoid problems, we're waiting for the reports project to finish. Basically it's what all the big projects do - have releases via git tags and feature branches, and master is the current development mainline.
Basically it's what all the big projects do - have releases via git tags and feature branches, and master is the current development mainline.
Allow me to disagree, afaik, large projects use something similar to this which is totally opposite to what you're enforcing in mozaic :)
Dear Alex, I've read that document at least 3 times (the one you sent me). Can you give a couple of examples of projects?
I checked jquery.js, node.js, coffeescript and rails. You're right! they're all doing dev on master and a release is simply a tag on a commit. I wonder why nobody is using that method, it seems very clean. All clear now, 10x @aismail
It's not as clean as it looks like. And think about how it would play with our internal branch structure when we develop a project internally. Nightmarish already? :)
Why are we not merge 0.3.2(latest stable version) into master?