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#1407 WAVERLY ROAD HIGHLAND PARK IL UPDATE#
#1407 WAVERLY ROAD HIGHLAND PARK IL SOFTWARE#

Reveals the default branch of the current project.ĭetects when a project’s default branch has changed on GitHub and makes the necessary updates to your Git environment.

#1407 WAVERLY ROAD HIGHLAND PARK IL UPDATE#

NOTE: you will need to update to usethis 2.1.2 or higher to get this functionality! Function These are the key bits of code shown below.

Advertise new functions in usethis >= 2.1.2 that help with the above.

Explain how you can make the master to main switch in your own Git life.

Explain how this affects people who have cloned or forked our repositories.

Give our community a heads-up about this change.

We’ve decided it tackle this switch proactively and in bulk, for any interested individual or team, hopefully reducing the pain for everyone. Some individual repos had already moved away from master in the past year, but many of us had not made the change, just due to inertia.

The new Git default branch name, same, but for GitLabįolks at RStudio maintain hundreds of public repositories on GitHub, spread out over various organizations and user accounts.

Renaming the default branch from master, GitHub’s roadmap for supporting the shift away from master.

#1407 WAVERLY ROAD HIGHLAND PARK IL SOFTWARE#

Regarding Git and Branch Naming, statement from the Git project and the Software Freedom Conservancy regarding the new faultBranch configuration option.There is coordinated change across the Git ecosystem that is making it easier for users to make this switch, for example: Historically, master has been the most common name for the default branch, but main is an increasingly popular choice.

The default branch may not be precisely defined in Git itself, but most of us know it when we see it. On a Git remote, it is the branch that HEAD points to. It is the branch you see when you first visit a repo on a site such as GitHub. If there’s only one branch, this is it! It is the branch that most bug fixes and features get merged in to. But in practice, most Git repos have an effective default branch. Technically, Git has no official concept of the default branch.