Contributing to Growthcraft

Welcome, eventually this document will contain all that you need to contribute to Growthcraft.

##Setting Up Your Environment

Linux

Clone and initialise current development branch

git clone https://github.com/GrowthcraftCE/Growthcraft-1.7.git
cd Growthcraft-1.7
git submodule init
git submodule update

Let Gradle download and set up Forge and other dependencies

./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace

Setup IDE as Eclipse

./gradlew eclipse

Or IntelliJ

./gradlew ideaModule

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###Download Forge

Go to the Forge website and download Forge 1448 for contributing to Growthcraft 2.

###Setup forge

Extract the Forge bundle and run the following:

gradlew setupDecompWorkspace

##IDE

###Eclipse

###IntelliJ

gradlew setupDecompWorkspace
gradlew ideaModule

##Compile the example mod

Growthcraft

###Download the Growthcraft repo

###Compile growthcraft and test with forge

###Submit Your Pull Request for Review After you have a working copy of your feature or bugfix, commit your changes and submit a pull request from your branch to the development branch. Your changes do not need to be production ready, as the pull request will start our code review process. It is recommended though that your code is near production ready as it will speed up the review process and get your changes committed sooner rather than later. If your branch will not compile, we will close out your pull request and you will need to submit another PR after you have your code compiling.

###Review Process Our review process requires that at least two contributors review and vet your changes. During this time the contributors will provide feedback and identify any problematic code. Expect to make changes during this process.

After you have full filled the needed changes identified by the contributors, the Pull Request will be marked for merging and tagged with a milestone. At this point your changes should show up in the next release.