I've "locked down" the stable branch for sarge now; and branched it off into two separate branches. dpkg--devel--1.13 is the new development branch dpkg--stable--1.10 is the stable branch You can either create new branches: tla tag -S scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--devel--1.13 dpkg--devel--1.13 tla tag -S scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--stable--1.10 dpkg--stable-1.10 Or, if you prefer, make your own devel and stable branches and join them to mine (this is voodoo, but you might find it interesting :p): tla get dpkg--devo--1.10 ,,dpkg-1.10 tla star-merge -d ,,dpkg-1.10 scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--devo--1.10 tla changes -d ,,dpkg-1.10 && tla commit -d ,,dpkg-1.10 -m "make sure I'm up to date" tla tag -S dpkg--devo--1.10 dpkg--stable--1.10 tla get dpkg--stable--1.10 ,,dpkg-new-1.10 tla join-branch -d ,,dpkg-new-1.10 scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--stable--1.10 tla star-merge -d ,,dpkg-new-1.10 scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--stable--1.10 tla commit -d ,,dpkg-new-1.10 -m "join and catch up with Scott's branch" tla tag -S dpkg--devo--1.10 dpkg--devel--1.13 tla get dpkg--devel--1.13 ,,dpkg-1.13 tla join-branch -d ,,dpkg-1.13 scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--devel--1.13 tla star-merge -d ,,dpkg-1.13 scott@netsplit.com/dpkg--devel--1.13 tla commit -d ,,dpkg-1.13 -m "join and catch up with Scott's branch" Scott -- Have you ever, ever felt like this? Had strange things happen? Are you going round the twist?
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