Switched "master" to "main" branch

[kaikreuzer]

Dear @openhab/maintainers,

We have just performed the renaming from master to main for all our repos (according to the guidelines put forward at https://github.com/github/renaming).
There should be automatic redirects in place, so that this step hopefully didn't break anything.
You might want to update the configuration of your local fork, though and scan through the code+documentation if there might be the need to update any urls to the new branch name.

Best regards,
Kai

[cweitkamp]

A quick guide to rename your local copy - assuming you are using upstream to keep your forks in sync:

git branch -m master main
git fetch upstream
git branch -u upstream/main main

[Confectrician]

If used somewhre, you should also check the existing github actions.
They are probably still configured to run on push to the master branch.

[mueller-ma]

The Crowdin integration for openhab-android is still on master. It was configured by @openhab-bot, so I'm not allowed to change it.

[kaikreuzer]

Thanks for the hint! I have changed the crowdin configuration, you should have seen a million notifications from it... I hope it did all the right things, on openhab-core, it seems to be a bit confused and added many empty files 😕 .

[mueller-ma]

Crowdin uploaded the files again and now none of them are approved. It's probably better so switch back to master in the Crowdin. GitHub will redirect master -> main automatically.

[mueller-ma]

@kaikreuzer Can you remove the GitHub integration in Crowdin for openhab-android, so I can make some tests on my own?

[kaikreuzer]

@mueller-ma Ok, I have removed the integration on the android repo now. I can also activate it for the master branch again, if you wish, just let me know.

@ghys Did it also loose the approved translations for the webui repo? Let me know, if I need to do anything on that as well.

[mueller-ma]

I still cannot add a new connection. Can you enable it for master again and remove the files from main?

[kaikreuzer]

Ok - you are back on master.

[mueller-ma]

GitHub says that the redirect master to main if master is deleted, so I did that. Then Crowdin removed the integration. I recreated it on main and approved all current strings. It seems that a few percent of strings in every language are "lost", but can be restored by the translators from Crowdin TM.
It should be fine now.