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Support other branches than master in api-git
See original GitHub issueGitHub just changed the default branch from master to main (in relation the the Black Lives Matter movement)
When publishing my API using api-git I realized grlc would only try to resolve the master branch, even if there was only 1 branch (main in my case)
Ideally grlc should take the default branch defined on GitHub, it would be more sustainable as more and more repo will use main as default branch
Thanks a lot!
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Hi @vemonet – Thanks for reporting this! You are absolutely right, this is an excellent suggestion. Could you point me to the repo you are using to test, so I can check what is going on?
Thanks @vemonet 😃