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Delete branch "reset-master-to-envy_working"
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Most of our work is taking place in branch longnight, which is based on 25.11 stable. The envy_working branch is heavily diverged and still on 25.05 - and bringing it up to 25.11 is not something I'm comfortable doing blind - as things will likely break on envy.
I propose resetting master to envy_working, and using longnight as a graveyard of sorts to pick what's working if master later needs to be brought up to 25.11 - which, again, given how things have been on 25.11 with the other machines, is not something we can support blind.
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