Actually... It should probably try 'main' and then switch to 'master' as a
backup, since people may switch to 'main' but leave an old 'master' branch
lying around...
On Mon, Jul 26, 2021 at 8:58 AM Michal Wallace
wrote:
>
> Github no longer uses 'master' as the default branch name for new
> repo
Github no longer uses 'master' as the default branch name for new
repositories.
The new standard default branch is 'main'.
It does look like you can say :
install 'github:user/repo@main'
Perhaps if the branch is left blank and 'master' doesn't exist, it could
try 'main' instead?
