On Wed, Apr 06, 2016 at 02:56:44AM -0400, Xu Wang wrote:
However, when I go to github, can someone explain what the
difference
between master branch and v1.6.0 branch is? (or if no difference now
what expectation is for difference in future?)
There is no difference *now*, but after any significant update to mutt
upstream the master branch will be rebased, so all references, tags,
etc. will be lost. This is reason why we have stable/v<version>
branches where is rebase no allowed and where we're going to work on
stable releases, for example v1.6.0.2 should be based on this stable
branch. For v1.7.0.1 will be created a new stable/ branch from rebased
master ... and so on.
Further when I click on v1.6.0 branch at bottom it says "README
for
mutt-1.5". So it is not yet 1.6?
This is mistake, it seems the file has no been updated by mutt
upstream before release:
https://dev.mutt.org/hg/mutt/file/b983eb6c1a04/README.
Sorry for my ignorance. I really do appreciate every work being done
for this great maintaining of mutt-kz.
No problem.
Karel
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