On Tue, Dec 24, 2019 at 9:47 AM Gregory Nutt <spudan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I have some doubts: If an an end-user clones or forks the change, it > would still default to creating only the master branch. You would not > want users working on the master branch, you would want them to be > working in the stable branch. There could potentially bad changes on > the master. I haven't yet studied what David wrote in response, but I just wanted to say: This is why, in the Confluence workflow document, I want to spell out: * How to obtain the code * What steps to take before working on a PR Namely, those steps are: to clone git and then immediately create a branch to work on any changes. (I never code directly on master.) If someone doesn't do that, I think we'd need to point them to that document. Also, is there a way to take a PR against master and apply it as a branch? Nathan
