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OpenSim uses Git for its source code repository.
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OpenSimulator uses Git for its source code repository.
  
 
Active development usually occurs on the master branch, with occasional sub-branches for specific features.
 
Active development usually occurs on the master branch, with occasional sub-branches for specific features.
  
Release branches are named <version>-release. For example, 0.7-release is the 0.7 release branch. These release branches contain release candidates and bug fixes, as well as the final release.
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Release branches are named <version>-release. For example, 0.7-release is the 0.7 release branch. These release branches contain release candidates and bug fixes, as well as the final release.
  
There are also 'post fix' branches, named <version>-post-fixes (e.g. 0.7-post-fixes). These contain bug fixes that were made to the formal release but haven't yet resulted in a release themselves.
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There are also 'post fix' branches, named <version>-post-fixes (e.g. 0.7-post-fixes). These contain bug fixes that were made to the formal release but haven't yet resulted in a release themselves.

Revision as of 23:48, 3 March 2012


OpenSimulator uses Git for its source code repository.

Active development usually occurs on the master branch, with occasional sub-branches for specific features.

Release branches are named <version>-release. For example, 0.7-release is the 0.7 release branch. These release branches contain release candidates and bug fixes, as well as the final release.

There are also 'post fix' branches, named <version>-post-fixes (e.g. 0.7-post-fixes). These contain bug fixes that were made to the formal release but haven't yet resulted in a release themselves.

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