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Revision as of 16:39, 29 March 2010
If you want to contribute to Stendhal with some changes to some files you can ease us integrating the changes if you create a patch file for your changes. There are two neat ways to do that. We are going to describe here how to create a patch on each of this ways.
As a prerequisite for both ways of creating a patch is a checked out version of Stendhal.
Common best practices for patches and CVS
- keep your local copy of Stendhal regularly up to date to avoid merge conflicts
TODO: list best practice tipps
Eclipse way
TODO: describe how to create a patch via Eclipse
Command line way
TODO: describe how to create a patch via CLI