On Tue, Feb 8, 2022 at 3:47 PM Robert Pluim <rpluim@gmail.com> wrote:

>     João> I think so. We're in that phase of the release cycle where
> everything in
>     João> emacs-28 that
>     João> fixes a bug ends up in main, right?  If so I would say yes. But
> let Eli or
>     João> Lars confirm.
>
> Everything that gets committed to the release branch always gets
> merged to master, unless itʼs marked 'do not merge'.


Right that's what I meant by "ends up in main" ("main" the new name of the
former "master" branch, which is still accessible by that name AFAIK).


> The phase of the
> release cycle weʼre in is: doc fixes and regressions only (unless we
> manage to bribe Lars/Eli somehow :-) )


Right.  And isn't this a regression?  Something that used to work in Emacs
27.1
and doesn't in the upcoming Emacs 28.1?

Anyway, committing to master/main is probably fine too, because that's what
governs the "emission" of an ELPA package, as far as I know.

João