This is a guide on what to do and not to do if you want to contribute to this project.
- Always (if possible) test out if everything works.
- Check if the PR does not contain any extra files, eg Eclipse files.
Corgi's source is formatted according to the IntelliJ basic format, so we do not accept any other type.
- The minimum space between the class header and methods is 1 line.
Breakdown of how the branches work here:
master- is the base branch with which Corgi is updated to the major version.develop- is a testing version that includes bugs, fixes and pull requests.
Before sending PR, check the following things:
- PR is complete, so it contains all corrections, changes and other adjustments.
- You tried everything, and everything worked as it should.
Next, make sure your branch meets Corgi's standards:
feature/- New updates, changes, etc.fix/- Bugfixes, the ID of the issue is often written after the /