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# v2.2.0
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## 04/17/2021
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1.[](#improved)
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* Better support for branches other than `master`. This includes the transition to `main` from GitHub and the groundwork to support other big providers making the change as announced soon. GitSync is now capable of preset the branch based on the provider selected. You are now also able to specify any custom branch and when testing the repository connection it will also ensure the branch exists and provide feedback if not.
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1.[](#bugfix)
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* Changing remote branch is now going to properly reference it instead of remaining stuck to `master`[#192](https://github.com/trilbymedia/grav-plugin-git-sync/issues/192), [#183](https://github.com/trilbymedia/grav-plugin-git-sync/issues/183)
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* Fixed issue where the Folders to synchronize from the Wizard wouldn't get properly saved [#178](https://github.com/trilbymedia/grav-plugin-git-sync/issues/178)
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Thanks to this powerful bi-directional flow, Git Sync can now turn your site into a collaborative environment where the source of truth is always your git repository and unlimited collaborators and sites can share and contribute to the same content.
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> :warning: With GitHub’s recent change of repository default branches being named ‘main’ instead of ‘master’ the following work-around is needed until GitHub also addresses automatic default branch re-routing:
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> 1. Once you have created your new repo, create a new branch called ‘master’
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> 2. Set the default branch of the repo to this newly created ‘master’ branch
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## Videos: Setup and Demo
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| Up and Running in 2 mins | 2-way Sync Demonstration |
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