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## Picking the Correct Branch for a Pull Request
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As of April 2024, pre-releases and point releases (like 2.x) are made from the `main` branch. The
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`main` branch is the default branch. For general changes, please make a new branch in your own fork
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from the current `main` branch. Do not make pull requests from your copy of the `main` branch.
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The `main` branch is the default branch. For general changes, please make a new branch in your own
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fork from the current `main` branch. Do not make pull requests from your copy of the `main` branch.
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If you are submitting a fix to a current release, say 2.4, you must do so from the correct release
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branch. For 2.4 this is `releases/v2.4`. If you make such a fix on the `main` branch, **it cannot
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be included in a 2.4.x release**. This also applies to the current documentation published on the
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main website.
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As of April 2024, releases are made from the `release` branch. If you are submitting a fix to a
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current release you must do so from the `release` branch. If you make such a fix on the `main`
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branch, **it cannot be included in a patch release**. This also applies to the documentation for
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the latest release published on the main website.
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**Also check the following:**
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