Hello all, On behalf of all the various SELinux maintainers and myself, I wanted to provide a quick update on some changes that occurred today to the SELinux Project repositories hosted on GitHub. * https://github.com/SELinuxProject The first, and most noticeable change, is all of the repositories have now changed their default branch from "master" to "main". In order to minimize the immediate impact of the change, the "master" branch has been preserved and locked; this should allow existing automations to continue to function, but be warned that any new commits/PRs will be merged into "main". You can expect the "master" branches to be removed at a later date. For those of you with local repository clones, you can update your repo with the following commands: (assuming your GitHub remote is named "origin", and you are in your "master" branch) % git remote update origin % git branch -m main % git branch -u origin/main main The commands will pull in the new remote branch definition, rename your current "master" branch to "main", and set the current local "main" branch to pull from the remote "origin/main" branch. The second, and long overdue, change was to archive the CIL repository. With CIL development moving to the main SELinux userspace repository, and no new commits in over nine years, it was time to deprecate the old CIL repository. -- paul-moore.com
