Git 3.0 default branch change

Git 3.0 Sets 'Main' as Default Branch

Key Highlights Git 3.0 will use ‘main’ as the default branch for new repositories This change reflects a broader industry shift towards more inclusive naming conventions The update is expected to arrive in Git 3.0, with no official release date announced yet The move to change the default branch from ‘master’ to ‘main’ is a significant step forward for the Git community. This change has been a long time coming, with the Software Freedom Conservancy announcing the update in June 2020. GitHub, a leading platform for version control, had already made the switch to ‘main’ as the default branch for new repositories on October 1, 2020. ...

November 26, 2025 · 2 min · TechLife
N8N Choas and system

Using Version Control in n8n

Using Version Control in n8n We have a server. Or we just got one. Now we want to install n8n on it. We opened the documentation. It says one of the best methods for this is Docker. It even provides a docker-compose yaml snippet to get started. We accept it. We excitedly add it and start. Everything is going well when the need to use a database arises. We go back to the server. We update our docker-compose. Then, whenever we need something, we find ourselves in front of the nano/vim editor on the server. Now adding something new is almost impossible. ...

November 21, 2025 · 2 min · TechLife