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Describe the bug
The documentation for auto shipit recommends
auto shipit
To update the latest stable version simply merge your pre-release branch into your baseBranch.
A downside to this approach is that your long-lived prerelease will not have its version bumped, so it is now behind the stable branch.
prerelease
stable
(For example: This commit was created on stable)
However, it was not applied to our long-lived pre-release branch, next, so our pre-release branch is now behind.
next
Which would be the recommended way to keep a perpetual "prerelease" branches in sync with stable?
next -> stable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
chore: sync prerelease branch version with stable
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Manual solution until intuit/auto#2047 is resolved
No branches or pull requests
Describe the bug
The documentation for
auto shipit
recommendsA downside to this approach is that your long-lived
prerelease
will not have its version bumped, so it is now behind thestable
branch.(For example: This commit was created on
stable
)However, it was not applied to our long-lived pre-release branch,
next
, so our pre-release branch is now behind.Which would be the recommended way to keep a perpetual "prerelease" branches in sync with stable?
next -> stable
to synchronize the versions in both placesnext -> stable
is merged, manually resetnext
to the head ofstable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: