Hi all,
Similarly to the release of 3.3.0, we have created a branch for the
stabilization of the 3.3.1, called 'libreoffice-3-3-1'.  It is not based
on a tag yet, Petr will tag tomorrow.
The following rules apply:
        + any commit has to be reviewed by 3 people
        + preferably commit only translation fixes, or blocker fixes
        + only cherry-pick from the libreoffice-3-3 branch
The 'libreoffice-3-3' branch is still active, will be used for the next
bugfix release (3.3.2), and has the following rules:
        + any commit needs 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
For further information about the roadmap, please check
        http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan
Now, if you want to switch your clone to the libreoffice-3-3-1 branch,
do:
git pull -r
bin/g pull -r
git checkout -b libreoffice-3-3-1 origin/libreoffice-3-3-1
bin/g checkout -b libreoffice-3-3-1 origin/libreoffice-3-3-1
Hopefully it will work for you :-)  Most probably, you will also want to
do (if you haven't done it yet):
git config --global push.default tracking
When you do git push with this, git will push only the branch you are
on; ie. libreoffice-3-3-1 when you have switched to it.  This will
save you some git shouting at you.
Happy hacking,
Kendy
Context
- [Libreoffice] Branch libreoffice-3-3-1 created · Jan Holesovsky
 
   
 
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