This applies to syncthing, docs, website, release-tools and a few other minor repos.
I didn’t switch syncthing-android, syncthing-macos, syncthing-lite, syncthing-java nor the notification stuff as I don’t claim dictatorial powers there.
Because a number of people nowadays associate the word “master” with slavery. Fixing words is generally easier than fixing mindsets (doesn’t do any good, of course, but who cares), so renaming master branches, throwing out mastered audio tapes and refusing Master’s degrees is all the hype now.
Personally I suspect it’s all Visa’s plot to avert us from MasterCard, but I may be wrong.
No problem, I was just afraid someone could have hacked your account to do strange things like renaming mainline branches… Was good to see the announcement here.
That’s part of what I want to fix. Currently it’s a personal account, which is free, but has a low bandwidth limit and cannot have further team members. So I want to move the Syncthing sites to a specific Syncthing account and apply for their open source plan. But sites can’t easily be moved between accounts (despite what their docs might imply) so I’ve moved docs.s.n to our own server as a middle step toward migrating it to the new account. Once that is set up we can have more team members…
Branches have previews anyway under docs.s.n/branch/whatever/html iirc
Apparently my brain has since integrated the switch (started off discovering that my ingrained typing sequence was m-a-s-tab). Now I tried to check main on syncthing-android and was completely confused when git told me that branch didn’t exist.
Not sure I can claim dictatorial powers on syncthing-android, but I switched it to main as well regardless.