On Tue, 25 May 2021, Tobias Burnus wrote:
> I think "once a day" is clearer. [The commit has the message "Daily
> bump." and bumps (not "dumps") the date in DATESTAMP. I wanted to relate
> those – but it seems as if this just adds more confusion.]
FWIW, your updated version makes everything easy to consume and crystal
clear to me. :-)
> Yes, to mainline ("master" branch, also available as "trunk") and to
> (currently) 9, 10, and 11 – but not to closed (release) branches like
> GCC 8 (releases/gcc-8) or to devel/*, vendor/*, user/* branches.
>
> In my mind, "release branch" included the to-be-released mainline (in
> line with the version list on gcc.gnu.org), but one can argue about
> "branch" and "release".
I believe the way we've usually been using is for trunk/master/mainline/...
to not count as a release branch (also in terms how we're handling it).
> Hence, I attached a new version ...
Ah, I thought you'd go ahead and commit it. Please do. :-)
Gerald
