The main
branch remains the primary branch for stable code in the panther-analysis
repository. You should continue to use the main
branch as your default and merge updates from it into your fork.
To keep your fork up-to-date:
Pull upstream changes from the panther-analysis repository's main
branch when there's a new tagged release.
Alternatively, you can pull from the main
branch at any time for the latest stable changes.
For detailed instructions on configuring and maintaining your fork, refer to Panther's documentation on setting up a public fork or private cloned repo.
The develop
branch (formerly named release
) is used internally by Panther and should not be used as a source for pulling changes into your fork. Only the main
branch should be considered stable for external use.
If you encounter any issues or have questions about managing your fork, don't hesitate to reach out to Panther support for assistance.