Hi,
I've just seen that QGIS has started using a github backporting application,
https://github.com/apps/backporting, and I've just setup it for GDAL and PROJ
So the workflow is :
1) Create a pull request against master
2) If backport is needed, label it with "backport {branchname}" (I've created
a "backport release/2.4" for GDAL and "backport 6.0" for PROJ)
3) Merge the pull request
4) The backport application automatically creates a new pull request against
the target backport branch, and cherry-picks all the commits of the original
pull request
5) Wait for CI to complete (or not) and merge (or not) this new PR
Of course this doesn't solve automagically conflicts etc, but can be
convenient for trivial backports when branches are close enough
Even
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