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How to make a pull request


How to make a pull request
This guide is designed for window users however this guide may be able to assist those with other operating systems.

Firstly, you will need a github account and will want to install Github for windows here. This programme allows you to easily edit repositories.

  1. On GitHub, navigate to the MCME resource pack repository you wish to edit. You can find these here.

  2. In the top-right corner of the page, click Fork.


  3. Open up Windows Github you previously installed. Then select the + on the top right.

  4. Select Clone, select the resource pack you forked and then Clone repository.


  5. This will allow you to choose where to save the folder.


  6. You can then edit this folder to change the resource pack. For example going to Documents\GitHub\RP-Eriador\assets\minecraft\textures\blocks and replacing the image file with your new texture. Be sure this matches the exact image filename and format to prevent errors.

  7. Next, go back to Windows Github and select your changed repository. This will then show you your changes to the pack. Fill in the Uncommitted Changes following the Texture Submission Guidelines and Commit to master. Then on the top right be sure to click Sync to update this onto github.


  8. On github.com, find the texture pack on the MCME github and click Pull Requests on the right.


  9. Then select New Pull Request.


  10. Here you need to click compare across forks and select your head repository under your name to compare changes between the official pack and your changes.


  11. Click Create Pull Request, fill in the boxes linking to your texture submission and select Create pull request once again. It should show that it is comparing compatibility.


  12. Then you have submitted your first pull request! Hopefully at the end it should say This pull request can be automatically merged. This ensures that there are no problems with the changes you have submitted. If so, then please ask someone for help!
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