I didn’t think it would happen this fast, but now when I see a repo with a “master” branch instead of a “main” branch, I immediately check if it’s being maintained. The “master” branch name has become the “boomer branch” 😅

@patricia Huh, master is still the git default when creating a repo. Its only some services like github that have non-standard defaults... It seems new projects created using git on the command line (the way most pros do it) will still tend to use master over main.