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Using branches for versioning #24

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eskimoblood opened this issue May 22, 2012 · 1 comment
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Using branches for versioning #24

eskimoblood opened this issue May 22, 2012 · 1 comment

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@eskimoblood
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You create a new file for every version. Wouldn't it be better to use branches for that. So you have master branch where everyone can get the latest stable version. And for your version just create a new branch where you can develop new features. When a feature is ready merge it back into the master. Its also better to handle pull requests, cause if you create a new version file and someone works on the old version file it will be hard to merge.

@aterrien
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It was just a choice, the time to understand my git client :). You're totally right, I just made this change. Thanks.

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