Servicing branches for releases
See original GitHub issueContrary to many other dotnet components, roslyn
does not have servicing branches for various SDK versions. This complicates things when we want to backport changes from main
.
For example, Fedora and Alpine packaging teams have a patch for fixing roslyn on mono that has been in main
for a year. It’d be nice if we could backport it to release/6.0.1xx
so that we can all benefit from each other’s work. This is especially important now that more distributions are creating packages and porting to new platforms.
Related Issue: https://github.com/dotnet/source-build/issues/3087
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Yeah, I was just giving an example. I don’t know the branch matching
release/6.0.1xx
either 😢Any thoughts, @jaredpar ?