> I guess the other question I want to know is what is on master that is not
> in the release?
There are some git log options that we can use to get that. What we
want is to just filter out the cherry-picked commits.
I shared this command before: "git log --oneline --cherry-pick
--right-only rele
I was speaking of git tag, for convenience.
I guess the other question I want to know is what is on master that is not
in the release?
If we use git tags: One is dropped on the branch point. One is dropped on
the release point. The delta on master is the full set of commits that came
in to master
> I'm also not clear are we talking about git tags here or github
> labels? We are using git tags but that is when we cut the release on
> the release branch.
I don't know why I assumed Github labels and not git tags. I was
obviously talking about Github labels. I'm not sure how David sees
the u
