PyLoT Versioning #2
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There is a version script available that takes the
RELEASE-VERSION
into account. The file doesn't exist though. The last tag was given on the branch in the github repository. We should consider making the versioning applicable to the gitea hosting as well.Moreover, is hosting on GitHub needed anymore. Linking to gitea might be a solution as well.
Next step is to define the next version number to be released. This needs to be done in a meeting with the main stakeholders of the project. In the meeting also the milestone bugfixes/features/improvements need to be defined.
The branching concept needs to be overhauled to make reasonable release preparation possible.
master
to currentdevelop
branchrelease
branches for proper release preparation of the next release (i.e.release/v<major>.<minor>
)Rebasing of the old
master
to currentdevelop
is not possible since they diverge to much. As there are no tags on themaster
in gitea I would simply rename the oldmaster
to something likelegacy_master
. By this it would be possible to work with standard branching conventions and renamedevelop
tomaster
do the development on dedicated branches and control code contirbutions by pull requests on themaster
.