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Possible breaking changes for 1.0 #6417

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matmair opened this issue Feb 5, 2024 · 4 comments
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Possible breaking changes for 1.0 #6417

matmair opened this issue Feb 5, 2024 · 4 comments
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matmair commented Feb 5, 2024

With somewhat soon (once #5212 is done) 1.0 approaching, we can start thinking about breaking changes we might want to implement to make long-term maintainability easier.

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  1. CI refactor setup
  2. breaking documentation enhancement question refactor
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See also this discussion #6173 (comment)

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matmair commented Feb 5, 2024

Thoughts @inventree/maintainer @inventree/triage

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matmair commented Feb 6, 2024

Open to more ideas if others arise

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matmair commented Feb 20, 2024

Another point of discussion: rename the latest branch from master to main. The latter becomes more and more the default and I think that it also is the more logical naming. Thoughts @SchrodingersGat?

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Another point of discussion: rename the latest branch from master to main. The latter becomes more and more the default and I think that it also is the more logical naming. Thoughts @SchrodingersGat?

Not opposed to that

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