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What's the deal with SUI's framework/testnet and testnet branches?
I'm diving deep into SUI's GitHub repo and noticed there's a 'framework/testnet' branch and a 'testnet' branch. I'm curious about what each of these branches specifically entails. Could someone explain the differences between them?
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1The 'framework/testnet' branch is meant for work specifically related to the SUI framework, particularly focusing on native Move functions. In contrast, the 'testnet' branch involves updates and developments related to the SUI testnet network itself. This branch is updated every two weeks. If you're working on or contributing to aspects of SUI's core functionalities through Move (the language used by SUI), then 'framework/testnet' is your playground. However, if your interest or involvement focuses more on the broader network operations and testing environments, then 'testnet' is where you want to check in for the latest updates. In summary, use 'framework/testnet' for framework and native Move-related changes and 'testnet' for broader testnet network operations. You can find more details and updates about these branches through SUI resources like their GitHub MystenLabs/sui and official network info Sui Network Info.
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