It doesn't work that way, does it?
I would like to see the main development branch for the website renamed from master to main.
WIP: Renaming master to main #126
eIKpaSrnMoKI/website:main into master
This will probably break a bunch of stuff that expects the branch to be called master. (existing PRs, CI etc.)
Master is also not a uncommon name for this, so.. I would not do this at the moment, especially since it has no real benefit.
Well, it seems quite easy for me in my fork repository. I can simply rename the development branch.
I disagree with your statement about benefit. For me it's about choosing a language that doesn't further discriminate and hurt people. And your project can make a clear statement about this. People want to contribute. And I think it's important that they feel seen and heard.
As far as I can see, some of your repositories still use master and others already use main. For me, it would be a global concern to convert all repositories. It doesn't have to be main, and in any case it should no longer be called master.
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