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There will be half a dozen or so items that likely fall into this category, and keeping all those branches in sync with master as master changes would be an extremely time consuming maintenance burden.
I would prefer that branches for including specs into the demo are only created once a spec has been agreed to be a part of MicroProfile.
Also from the perspective that how these specs are integrated needs to be correctly architected to ensure the overall project shows off the right things.
Those branches would only be there for prototyping and hacking. Once a spec is in, then the branch is out. It's more about accepting PRs away from the master. WDYT?
I'm not sure what the common view might be, but my thoughts were that we wouldn't be creating branches/including things into the demo app until such time as a specification has been "approved" for inclusion in MicroProfile.
Without this approach, it's very easy for a large number of branches to be present which are for specifications that haven't, and may never, make it into MicroProfile.
I would see any examples or experimentation to show how a specification's implementation works being present within the repo covering the specification, as defined by the Evolution process.
It makes it harder to have a "cohesive" vision for what the demo will be if there's lots of things in flux, as opposed to:
New specification agreed to be included in MicroProfile
Architect how best to incorporate that into the demo
Each spec that might make it into MP should have a branch
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