Arash Esbati <ar...@gnu.org> writes: > IIUC, we have only "YES" answers for switching to ELPA releases and I > don't see any reason to wait longer. Tassilo, since you're a more > versed Git user than me, do you want to make this change? I.e., > rename the current master to 'auctex-13' (or anything else you think > fits better) and change the default to main?
FWIW, "main" is already the default branch when initializing a new repo (since a git version maybe a year ago). However, it seems when cloning and there are both "master" and "main", it still prefers "master" and checks that out. I can rename master to auctex-13 which is actually a deletion of master and pushing of a new branch auctex-13 which is identical to the old master. Then everybody who has a checkout of master will have to run "git branch --set-upstream-to=auctex-13 master" so that his local master branch tracks auctex-13. Not sure if that's actually needed because that branch won't get any updates anyway. But it would get rid of the error on "git pull" that origin/master is gone... Will do tomorrow! Bye, Tassilo
