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Branching strategy
- One branch per minor/ major (?) version.
- Patches will be merged to this branch
- Documentation builds on pulls/ pushes to these branches
- Documentation versions:
0.1
,0.2
, etc.,latest
,stable
- Documentation
docs.superduperdb.com
defaults tostable
@blythed Why do we need both latest and stable versions ?
My suggestion would be as follows:
-
Latest
: This refers to the most recent minor or major release. It's stored on a separate branch and involves synchronization with PyPI, DockerHub, and documentation. -
Nightly
: This refers to the latest commit on the main GitHub branch. It isn't stored on a dedicated branch and may involve synchronization with PyPI and DockerHub, but not with documentation due to its susceptibility to continuous changes.
Duplicate of #2210.