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Purpose of master and develop branches? #148
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I agree, this clarification would be good to have in the readme, and I'm curious about it myself. However, I was unable to reproduce how you managed to end up on the I just tried to clone down this repo again, (both resonate's and my own fork, same result both ways) and the same thing happened, I ended up on ~ ❯ git clone https://github.com/resonatecoop/stream.git
Cloning into 'stream'...
...
Resolving deltas: 100% (3869/3869), done.
~ ❯ cd stream
~/stream development ❯ |
Doing it regularly through command-line I do indeed end up at Either way, I imagine most developers would end up on |
Both master and develop were stale for a long time. I have removed them. Develop was useful at a time when we were running two versions of the player at the same time. |
Makes sense, good cleanup. Should |
I thought we would do the opposite, renaming all other repos develop branches to development instead. Anyway, not critical right now. |
First time I checked out this project I ended up on master. Then I switched to develop, and then I realized there was also a development branch. The latter is clearly the main one from what I can see. Should the other ones perhaps be removed (for now?)? At the very least, I'm guessing the
develop
branch should go away (shoulddevelopment
perhaps be renamed todevelop
?).If the
master
branch is kept, maybe clarify somewhere in the readme what master vs. develop/development means.Just to reduce confusion for devs looking to contribute 🙂
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