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Hi all,

we want to reduce regressions caused by LibO-3.3.0 fixes to a real
minimum. For this purpose, we created the branch "libreoffice-3-3-0" from the tag 
"libreoffice-3.3.0.3". with
the following rules:

        + any commit has to be reviewed by 3 persons
        + preferably add only translation fixes
        + only cherry-pick from the libreoffice-3-3 branch

The 'libreoffice-3-3' branch is still active, will be used for the
3.3.1 bugfix release and has the followig rules:

        + any commit need review by 1 person
        + only safe fixes are allowed
        + changes are regularly merged into master

The "master' branch is used for 3.4 development and has the rules:

        + free commit; do your best to do not break build and functionality
        + any development allowed


Now, if you want to switch your clone to the libreoffice-3-3-0 branch, do:

git pull -r
bin/g pull -r
git checkout -b libreoffice-3-3-3 origin/libreoffice-3-3-3
g checkout -b libreoffice-3-3-3 origin/libreoffice-3-3-3

Hopefully it will work for you :-)  Most probably, you will also want to
do:

git config --global push.default tracking

When you do git push with this, it will try to push only the branch you
are on; ie. libreoffice-3-3-0 when you have switched to it. This will
save you some git shouting at you.

Happy hacking,
Petr



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