The Powder Toy

zc00gii

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HeyJD

And where do you get the command line?

Felix

HeyJD:

And where do you get the command line?

This is development notes. No need to care about it. If you don't know what command line is.

zc00gii

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bchandark

In experimental, for "may or may not work", does that mean it won't compile, or just some parts may be broken?

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savask

Why not do this way:
new things and fixes -> experimental
*stop adding new things*
experimental -> testing
only fixes -> testing
*all is working, release it*
testing -> master
I think this is more logical.

ssc4k

bchandark:

In experimental, for "may or may not work", does that mean it won't compile, or just some parts may be broken?

Edit: Beat to it

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savask

But we are not a linux kernel, we just developing small sandbox game. We should do it assembly line like, first add new things, then debug them, then release.
And btw, I thing you shouldn't commit if it don't compiles.

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