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contributing: Align backporting example with text #2978
contributing: Align backporting example with text #2978
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The first part of the paragraph talks about backporting to all branches in between main and furthest backport. However, the example pushed the idea of backport to the furthest instead. The new example is now only about backporting to the in-between branch. The new example uses version numbers with the major version 3 because it is only an example, so it does not need to be updated.
I guess this should be in a separate PR. |
An in fact it is: #2977. I must have used that branch instead of main to create this one branch. I'll just revert that commit. |
This reverts commit 7618656.
Reverted and the description updated accordingly. |
…thier number and simplify the example by addressing the default choice at the beginning of the pragraph
This is ready for review. (The conversation can be resolved, too.) |
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Thanks!
The first part of the paragraph talks about backporting to all branches in between main and furthest backport. However, the example pushed the idea of backport to the furthest instead. The new example is now only about backporting to the in-between branch while the paragraph addresses the backport in general and packport to the closest branch first. The new example uses version numbers with the major version 3 because it is only an example, so it does not need to be updated.
The first part of the paragraph talks about backporting to all branches in between main and furthest backport. However, the example pushed the idea of backport to the furthest instead. The new example is now only about backporting to the in-between branch while the paragraph addresses the backport in general and packport to the closest branch first.
The new example uses version numbers with the major version 3 because it is only an example, so it does not need to be updated.