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− | * All tests should run green on trunk | + | * All tests should run green on trunk |
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Revision as of 05:20, 1 December 2019
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This page outlines the various OpenSimulator repository branches, what they are for, and our policy for what goes into it.
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master
master holds bleeding edge OpenSimulator development.
OpenSimulator Policy
- Master is not guaranteed to function. It might be in the middle of a transition, or undergoing major overhaul.
- Master should always build
- All tests should run green on trunk
- Code should have been reasonably tested
<version>-release
These branches contain release code. For instance, 0.7.0.2-release
<version>-post-fixes
These branches contain release code that has had fixes applied afterwards. For instance, 0.7.0.1-post-fixes. If no post fix branch exists then no post fixes have been done.
other branches
Other branches mainly contain individual developer's work.