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[Proposal] Delete unmaintained release branches #16512

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delvh opened this issue Jul 22, 2021 · 5 comments
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[Proposal] Delete unmaintained release branches #16512

delvh opened this issue Jul 22, 2021 · 5 comments

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@delvh
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delvh commented Jul 22, 2021

Currently, there are way too many branches: There is main, and then there is release/v1.[8-15].
As far as I know, the latest still maintained branch is release/v1.14.
So, is there any reason to keep any release branch below release/v1.14?
Because as far as I can see, the only thing the current branching pattern achieves is making a branch switch more complicated/ time consuming.

Alternatively, it would also be possible to open a fork that simply keeps the release branches that are currently unmaintained, if these branches are still wanted, although I doubt that.

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Iirc there are unreleased commits on some of those branches but I guess we could just tag as eg v1.8.x-unreleased and then delete the branch.

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We also deleted a lot of old branches in the last release phase ...

Prior to 1.14 we still had all of the branches up to 1.7

@yardenshoham
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Let's do it

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lunny commented Apr 30, 2023

We can save the commit id in some code file and then delete these tags before 1.14.

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delvh commented Apr 30, 2023

Sidenote: At the time I opened this issue, 1.16 was the current main branch.
By now, it is basically 1.20.

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