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That's where I assumed "master" came from. But it still doesn't fit, because a master copy is normally static. The master branch in Git is anything but static.
by D13Fd 6y ago
That's where I assumed "master" came from. But it still doesn't fit, because a master copy is normally static. The master branch in Git is anything but static.
- loco5niner 6y ago> because a master copy is normally static That depends on the time scale you are considering.