Change default branch to `series/0.23`?
See original GitHub issue- Most PRs probably want to target a stable branch. Many of them are targeting
main
. - It’s easier to merge a PR originally targeted at
series/0.23
intomain
than it is to cherry-pick a PR onto an old branch, which also messes up our automated release notes.
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It’s kind of weird to have a
main
that isn’t the default. We might want to rename that toseries/1.x
. But 👍.Okay, default branch changed. Left main alone until the dust settles and I’m feeling more thoughtful.