On Monday, 15 January 2024 14:07:42 CET Emanuele Rocca wrote: > A partial explanation for the confusion is that right now the master > branch is where you land changes that target experimental, while the sid > branch is for changes targeting sid. However, obviously not all commits > end up in Debian experimental - And my proposal is that 'all' changes (refactorings/new modules) target the master branch which then land in Experimental first. And when the time is right (usually around version .0/.1/.2), then it gets uploaded to Sid. But imo new features/modules should NOT go directly to Sid. > but the guideline is to always send changes to master anyways. I don't think such a guideline exists, at least not 'formally'. There currently is just 1 (old) MR targeting Sid, but there have been more in the past. I just checked the merged MRs and the current practice does seem to be targeting master, but there are some older ones (>4 months) which went directly to Sid which I think they shouldn't.
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