OK, how about this then:
- The "master" branch we are currently using remains the
primary development branch. Anything that introduces a
new feature is committed to this branch.
- We create a new branch, tentatively named "stable", and
initially branched away from where "master" is now.
Anything that fixes a bug is committed to this branch.
- Periodically, as necessary, we merge the stable branch
into the master branch, so that the master branch also
receives bug fixes.
Comments?
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Ben Pfaff
http://benpfaff.org
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