Re: Stale branches in the canonical repository

2021-02-03 Thread Owen Lamb
Hi Jonas, I believe my dev/lamb/GSoC-2020-final has to stay up for records purposes. dev/lamb/smufl is a fork of that branch which I plan to keep around at least until its changes are successfully integrated into LP. I don't think dev/lamb/GSoC-2020, my original working branch, is necessary a

Re: Stale branches in the canonical repository

2021-01-16 Thread Jonas Hahnfeld
Am Sonntag, dem 10.01.2021 um 12:32 +0100 schrieb Jonas Hahnfeld: > Hi all, > > there are currently 38 branches (out of 72 in total) in the canonical > repository that have a committed date older than 90 days, excluding the > stable/* branches. I suppose many of these were temporary, abandoned in

Re: Stale branches in the canonical repository

2021-01-10 Thread David Kastrup
Han-Wen Nienhuys writes: > On Sun, Jan 10, 2021 at 9:24 PM Carl Sorensen wrote: > >> Rune's branch is left around as a tribute, I believe. Back in the day >> (2.10 or so?) he completed a lot of significant work on Lilypond, then died >> by suicide. >> >> > I don't think the branch was actively

Re: Stale branches in the canonical repository

2021-01-10 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys
On Sun, Jan 10, 2021 at 9:24 PM Carl Sorensen wrote: > Rune's branch is left around as a tribute, I believe. Back in the day > (2.10 or so?) he completed a lot of significant work on Lilypond, then died > by suicide. > > I don't think the branch was actively intended as a tribute; it was just ne

Re: Stale branches in the canonical repository

2021-01-10 Thread Carl Sorensen
Rune's branch is left around as a tribute, I believe. Back in the day (2.10 or so?) he completed a lot of significant work on Lilypond, then died by suicide. I believe that at this time, it would be appropriate to remove Rune' branch. But I am only one person. Thanks, Carl On 1/10/21, 4:3

Stale branches in the canonical repository

2021-01-10 Thread Jonas Hahnfeld
Hi all, there are currently 38 branches (out of 72 in total) in the canonical repository that have a committed date older than 90 days, excluding the stable/* branches. I suppose many of these were temporary, abandoned in the mean time or simply don't apply anymore. IMHO this might become problema