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During the branches clean-up, I noticed that several more or less active branches have diverged. Compared to release/legacy (previously rpc-playground), develop and master have diverged. It must be noted that bug fixes seem to have been applied to both develop and master.
Since those two branches are not expected to be maintained and haven't seen new commits in years, one may want to simply delete them without further consideration. I would however prefer to first check that nothing is going to be lost. Said otherwise, that no bug fix or feature is lost.
Does any developer knows if it is safe from the bug fix or feature point of view to delete develop and master?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If there are no plans to migrate or support the code of this repository moving forward (which is what I have understood from statements made at various meetings), what is the point of this issue?
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Brief summary of issue
During the branches clean-up, I noticed that several more or less active branches have diverged. Compared to
release/legacy
(previouslyrpc-playground
),develop
andmaster
have diverged. It must be noted that bug fixes seem to have been applied to bothdevelop
andmaster
.Since those two branches are not expected to be maintained and haven't seen new commits in years, one may want to simply delete them without further consideration. I would however prefer to first check that nothing is going to be lost. Said otherwise, that no bug fix or feature is lost.
Does any developer knows if it is safe from the bug fix or feature point of view to delete
develop
andmaster
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: