// Sorry for the duplicate message, it may be useful for more people

Hi!

Just a notice so that you won't be surprised... From 0.8.3 we don't
support R11 anymore, but all kernel plugins were based on R11 before
that. This means that if you need to work on branches that are based
on older code, you can't have 0.8.3 or later installed. The symptom is
that if you try to run your code, it won't be available :-)

The easiest solution is to cherry-pick the commit 4ed9ad5 in those
branches. Alternatively, rebase the branch (this is only reasonable if
there aren't any merges trom and to it).

And because the vacations start, I'd like to re-issue my
recommendation to review all your branches and delete those that have
been merged into the mainline. It is much better to recreate the
branch if needed from master than to have a parallel branch that you
keep merging into from master.

git branch -d <branch-name>
git push <remote-name> :<branch-name>
... repeat as needed
git remote prune <remote-name>

best regards,
Vlad

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