Have separate repos for mainline, next, and stable, as having them all as remotes in one repo[1] seems to slow things down a lot.
[1] like I do in the all/ directory – and that only holds the active branches for the stable tree.
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Have separate repos for mainline, next, and stable, as having them all as remotes in one repo[1] seems to slow things down a lot.
[1] like I do in the all/ directory – and that only holds the active branches for the stable tree.
Have separate repos for mainline, next, and stable, as having them all as remotes in one repo[1] seems to slow things down a lot.
[1] like I do in the all/ directory – and that only holds the active branches for the stable tree.