Thanks to those that commented. Not much feedback, indeed. So my plan is to
remove all branches other than v7-stable and master from the public git by
the end of the week if there is no strong objection. It's actually
something like a testbed. As Adiscon needs to maintain (like RH, Ubuntum,
... does) old versions for its customers, I can restore those branches from
the Adiscon internal git if there is hard need to.

In the public git, I'll in the future think if it is really worth applying
a patch to both v7-stable and master or to master only. If I think it needs
to be applied to both, I'll merge up, as I always did. If there is
consensus that this is a bad thing, I'll remove v7-stable as well. But from
what I have read the consensus is that the majority of folks is
sufficiently happy with the merge commits that result from merging up.

I guess we'll see how things work out over time. And, again, if there is
hard need, I can restore missing things from the Adiscon internal git.

Thanks again,
Rainer

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2014-11-10 17:18 GMT+01:00 Thomas D. <[email protected]>:

> Hi,
>
> On 2014-11-07 16:20, Rainer Gerhards wrote:
> > So my question is: do we need to keep fixing the old stuff ... or can we
> > really abandon that?
>
> No. You should only patch the master.
>
> If the patch is clean (rebased... squashed into suitable commits)
> everyone should be able to backport a fix if really needed.
>
> At least he/she can ask for help so you (Adiscon) would know "This is an
> important bugfix..." ;)
>
>
> -Thomas
>
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