Re:A note of reflection after 10 years of “A successful Git ...
by stared on Saturday March 07, 2020 @11:43AM
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In most cases, it is perfectly fine.
It may be different if you develop something which is a library (rather than app) AND it is big enough you consider backporting changes to older versions.
If you don't, release branches (rather than tags) are nothing by a burden.
It may be different if you develop something which is a library (rather than app) AND it is big enough you consider backporting changes to older versions.
If you don't, release branches (rather than tags) are nothing by a burden.