Hello, I'm just getting my workflow figured out and wanted to see if I'm on the right track.
I've found all our local customizations and added them as various commits to the release that we are on. Then I created a new branch based on remotes/origin/tags/rel_3_9_0, and cherry picked all the commits to that branch that I wanted. I just called it rel_3_9_0-larl. That seemed to work just fine when I ran through the install processes. Then I was reading up on git rebase. So I created a new branch based on rel_3_9_0-larl, called it rel_3_10_0-larl. Then I ran "git rebase remotes/origin/tags/rel_3_10_0". I skipped the first few commits that conflicted over changing the release number, and a few that were already applied to 3_10_0. But that was way simpler than cherry picking. Is this a reasonable approach? Are there any notable problems that I may run into with this method? Thanks Josh [image: Company logo] *Josh Stompro* IT Director [email protected] | 218-233-3757 ext. 139 | 218-790-2110 *Lake Agassiz Regional Library * 118 5th ST S Moorhead MN 56560 www.larl.org *Our mission is to enrich lives and strengthen communities.*
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