Github Pull Request steps ​

1. If you forked a long time ago, first go to the bottom of Settings in your repository and delete it.

2. Open Alas origin repository, click Fork in the upper right corner, then click Create fork in green below

3. Go to your own Alas repository and clone the dev branch to local

   shell

   git clone url -b dev

4. Read the Alas development documentation

5. Here's your chance to become an honorable Alas contributor!

6. During development, it is recommended to submit commit after completing all functions/tasks, and don't forget to write message in the following uniform format

   shell

   git commit -m 'message'

   Example of uniform format for message.

   Upd: [EN] RESEARCH_UNAVAILABLE
   
   Add: Handle the 6th research project
   
   Fix: Continuous click in research_queue_add() on slow PCs
   

7. Push the local branch to your own repository after you finish development

   shell

   git push -u origin

   For the first time the push needs to set the upload stream (--set-upstream) follow the tips, then continue with step 7

8. Open the Alas repository. Submit a pull request (which will automatically carry your commit message) and wait for the administrator to approve it. Note: Commit to the dev branch, not to the master branch!

9. When there are changes to the original Alas repository (made by someone else), you need to fetch and merge changes to your onw repository first

   1. Add upstream of the original Alas repository

      shell

      git remote add upstream https://github.com/LmeSzinc/AzurLaneAutoScript.git

   2. Fetch updates from the original Alas repository

      shell

      git fetch upstream

   3. Merge the changes

      shell

      git merge upstream/dev

   4. Handle branch conflicts

   5. Repeat the actions in steps 5, 6, 7, and 8