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We should rationalise and rename our repo branches.
Current we have:
@eed3si9n do we need to just rename sbt/sbt's 1.0.x branch to 1.0?
On a very related note, when are we allowing binary breaking changes?
And is the answer different between sbt/sbt and the sbt modules?
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I think we should try to keep (mostly) bincompat during 1.x.y aka Java SemVer across all modules.
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Does it not make sense to rename all the branches 1.x then? (The alternative name "1" is too common to be useful)
What do you mean by "(mostly)" keep bincompat?
Java SemVer (normal semantic versioning) is the way to go IMO.
Done! All repos are now 1.x.
dwijnand
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We should rationalise and rename our repo branches.
Current we have:
@eed3si9n do we need to just rename sbt/sbt's 1.0.x branch to 1.0?
On a very related note, when are we allowing binary breaking changes?
And is the answer different between sbt/sbt and the sbt modules?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: