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Currently, we use 3rd-project-name as submodule's branch name (e.g., 3rd-nw-linux), and most of them assume using beta0 of cca spec. I think that we should change 3rd-party branch's name to project-name-version so that it can reflect the version of spec (e.g., nw-linux-eac2). islet's branch could be also distinguished with the spec version too (e.g., main->beta0). These would facilitate maintaining our implementation according to the different spec design.
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As I remember, @bitboom suggested to use tags instead of using branches.
We need a versioning at this point before proceeding with the eac5 work.
Can we decide now what to use between tagging or taking a branch for beta0?
Currently, we use
3rd-project-name
as submodule's branch name (e.g.,3rd-nw-linux
), and most of them assume using beta0 of cca spec. I think that we should change 3rd-party branch's name toproject-name-version
so that it can reflect the version of spec (e.g.,nw-linux-eac2
).islet
's branch could be also distinguished with the spec version too (e.g.,main
->beta0
). These would facilitate maintaining our implementation according to the different spec design.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: