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Allow publishing patch releases from a release branch
See original GitHub issueRight now craft assumes that all your development happens on master. However sometimes you want to do feature development on master but still keep a previous release branch around to do point releases that don’t have breaking changes.
Right now I have would suggest releases/0.$N.x, or releases/$N.x as branch names.
Maybe related to #34
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@BYK thank you for implementing this 😄
@jean85 and @ste93cry have similar needs for
sentry-phpandsentry-symfony, which maintain multiple major versions.