On Mon, 12 Jul 2021 08:59:16 -0500, Robert Goldman said:
As we move forward, and try to add some new facilities to ASDF, this seems like a good time to revise the branching structure that we use.
In particular, I would like to add a `stable` branch that will permit continuation of the 3.3 release series, the need for which is illustrated by Mark E's recent merge request.
OK, but once you name something "stable", can you change it very much? What happens when the development branch contains something that is stable enough to call stable again? If you intend this branch to be the 3.3 release series then using numbers in the name might be preferable.
If we are going to make that change, it seems like a good time to rename the `master` branch to either `main` or `dev`. Any preferences?
I suggest calling it main like many other projects, unless you intend to do all development on a non-default branch and use main for something else. Using the same name as other projects makes it easier to find it.