Clarify backports documentation #7981
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I'm so very confused so trying to demystify how this works. @QuLogic
QuLogic
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| Assuming we have ``matplotlib`` as a read-only remote to the | ||
| matplotlib/matplotlib repo and ``DANGER`` as a read/write remote to | ||
| the matplotlib/matplotlib repo, we do a backport from master to 2.x. | ||
| We do a backport from master to 2.x. assuming: |
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Can you change this to v2.0.x since that branch no longer exists?
| @@ -102,7 +105,7 @@ the merge notification) or through the git CLI tools.:: | |||
| git checkout v2.x | |||
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And change v2.x in this whole block as well.
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I'm so very confused so trying to demystify how this works. @QuLogic