challenging to use for maintaining cross-platform C++ projects that use two or more compilers. By backporting the latest (C++26) STL features to older standards (C++14), it allows developers to leverage modern

103.11 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This branch from it.CHAPTER 103. BUILDING JULIA 1669 Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of listed next to commit on this page. Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

103.11 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This branch from it.CHAPTER 103. BUILDING JULIA 1669 Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of listed next to commit on this page. Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

107.8 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This origin before you create a new branch from it. Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of CHAPTER 107. BUILDING JULIA 1980 Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

107.8 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This origin before you create a new branch from it. Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of CHAPTER 107. BUILDING JULIA 1980 Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

107.8 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This origin before you create a new branch from it. Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of CHAPTER 107. BUILDING JULIA 1980 Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

108.9 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This origin before you create a new branch from it. Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of listed next to commit on this page. Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e CHAPTER 108. BUILDING JULIA 2035 There may be conflicts which

108.9 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This origin before you create a new branch from it. Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of listed next to commit on this page. Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

108.9 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This origin before you create a new branch from it. Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of listed next to commit on this page. Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually

103.11 Point releasing 101 Creating a point/patch release consists of several distinct steps. Backporting commits Some pull requests are labeled "backport pending x.y", e.g. "backport pending 0.6". This branch from it. CHAPTER 103. BUILDING JULIA 1668 Cherry picking commits Now we do the actual backporting. Find all merged pull requests labeled "backport pending x.y" in the GitHub web UI. For each of listed next to commit on this page. Once you have the SHA of the commit, cherry-pick it onto the backporting branch: git cherry-pick -x -e There may be conflicts which need to be resolved manually