On 27 Mar 2015 at 12:46:01, Alexander Broekhuis ([email protected]) wrote:
With the transition to GIT I think it is also time to discuss how we are going to use it. In the GIT discuss thread I mentioned GIT-flow, and I still think it makes sense to use it as describe on [1]. +1 This means: * release/v#.#.#: Branch on which a release is done, this includes packaging, touching up headers and other files etc. This implies: 1) We only release “everything at once”. 2) #.#.# sounds like we use some kind of semantic versioning for the releases? I am not disagreeing with either, just making sure my conclusions are correct. Greetings, Marcel
