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Implement OpenSearch core branching strategy #205
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Hey @amitgalitz can you please post an update and make the necessary changes to align with core branching strategy. |
Hi @prudhvigodithi I have a PR open to bump main on JS to 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT but there are some failures on BWC. I'm looking into it more, might need some help from @sbcd90 who recently added these tests. |
I fixed the bcw issue in #242. |
There should be nothing blocking this rn. To close this issue:
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I fixed #242, so that closes the main part above. |
@amitgalitz @minalsha I have re-tagged this issue to 2.4.0 release. Can you please provide an update on this issue? |
Main is at 3.0, 2.x at 2.4 and 2.3 at 2.3.1. Also job scheduler is in manifest for 2.3.1, 2.4.0 and 3.0.0. We can close this issue. |
Description
Ensure
MAJOR_VERSION.x
branch exists, themain
branch acts as source of truth effectively working on 2 versions at the same time.Related META issue
opensearch-project/opensearch-plugins#142
Current Behavior
Currently plugins follow a branching strategy where they work on
main
for the next development iteration, effectively working on 2 versions at the same time. This is not always true for all plugins, the release branch or branch pattern is not consistent, the lack of this standardization would limit multiple automation workflows and alignment with core repo. More details on META ISSUEProposed solution
Follow OpenSearch core branching. Create
1.x
and2.x
branches, do not create2.0
as a branch of main, instead createmain -> 2.x -> 2.0
. Maintain working CI for 3 releases at any given time.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: