Revert "Start 1.64.0 development cycle"

[YifeiZhuang]

This reverts commit 338a687.

Looks a mistake. The "Start 1.64.0 development cycle" should only be on the master branch

[temawi]

Sorry, I missed the branch when I reviewed the PR.

[ejona86]

Which PR? I see two commits on different branches that point to the same PR? I don't understand how github would do that.
338a687
b3ffb50

I figure one might be the original and one is github's rebased/squashed/rewritten version. And when creating a new branch, you can maybe push unreviewed commits. Even assuming a human mistake, things seem weirder than that.

[YifeiZhuang]

Which PR? I see two commits on different branches that point to the same PR? I don't understand how github would do that. 338a687 b3ffb50

I figure one might be the original and one is github's rebased/squashed/rewritten version. And when creating a new branch, you can maybe push unreviewed commits. Even assuming a human mistake, things seem weirder than that.

I don't remember exactly. My local v1.63.x branch is already updated to the current v1.63.x, which includes the "Start 1.64.0 development cycle" commit.

My concern was that the command git log --pretty=format:%H --grep "^Start $MAJOR.$((MINOR+1)).0 development cycle$" upstream/master does not seem work for me. The result is empty. So I probably manually checked out a branch with the commit number before the commit of "Start 1.64.0 development cycle". But that also should not include the commit in the release branch? Or what if I made a mistake and included the commit, not from master but locally, and pushed to the cuted branch?

[YifeiZhuang]

No PR for this one.
There is only one PR #11030 for the master.