master is now version 17, and version 16 has its own branch.
Note: Unlike previous branchings like this, the web site now shows the
master branch as "17-branch" rather than "master". That way this
stays correct even after PostgreSQL branches later in the year.
-messages-16-branch master
+messages-17-branch master
+messages-16-branch REL_16_STABLE
messages-15-branch REL_15_STABLE
messages-14-branch REL_14_STABLE
messages-13-branch REL_13_STABLE
'13-branch' => 'maintenance',
'14-branch' => 'maintenance',
'15-branch' => 'maintenance',
- '16-branch' => 'complete this now',
+ '16-branch' => 'maintenance',
+ '17-branch' => 'complete this now',
);
my @branches = reverse sort {
+postgresql-17-branch master
postgresql-16-branch REL_16_STABLE
postgresql-15-branch REL_15_STABLE
postgresql-14-branch REL_14_STABLE
esac
done
-active_branches="16-branch 15-branch 14-branch 13-branch 12-branch"
+active_branches="17-branch 16-branch 15-branch 14-branch 13-branch 12-branch"
if [ -n "$1" ]; then
active_branches=$1