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I totally understand the need for that! I find that many FOSS projects could need this, tbh...
Some use Git Flow which can be used in a way where your main
branch only sees releases and all other commits are not merged into main
until there is a release. I personally love that in combination with Continuous Deployment where each branch (e.g. main
, testing
, develop
) corresponds to a deployment environment.
Using a branch name rather than a tag name is probably a wiser decision (e.g. latest
, major
, etc.) because it can move every time a new version get released. A tag would need to be deleted and re-created.
I am not entirely sure how well this would correspond to manual work and error-proneness. I am usually using GitLab and I know for sure that you can do tests in CI which check that a new release can only be done if the mentioned branch name is on the same commit.
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