Add a little 'how to contribute'

[Janmm14]

Well, to ease things up for contributors, it might be an idea of adding a little help.

This makes discussions like in #7 another little easier to win 😄

[sgdc3]

It would be better ;)

[Techcable]

I vote we base it of the Paper/TacoSpigot Contributing.md that I wroke.

[Janmm14]

Why not?

[Leymooo]

Can someone make video how to make this patches?

[Janmm14]

@Dimatert9 You can create patches by running ./rebuildPatches.sh (in git shell from 'Git for Windows').

Patches are based on commits in the BungeeCord submodule (patches to commits: use ./applyPatches.sh).

[Leymooo]

I dont know how work with git shell. Video can help for a lot of peoples.

[ConnorLinfoot]

@Dimatert9 It's really not that tough. All you need to do is install "Git for Windows" as mentioned and then when you right click in a folder you'll see an option to "Git Bash Here" and that's when you run your commands.

[camdenorrb]

It's alot harder for Intellij users to use Version control.

[minecrafter]

Nope.

Source: IntelliJ user

[camdenorrb]

Mind if you tell me your steps then?

[Janmm14]

@camdenorrb If you just use the git of intellij, you can't build waterfall. Same goes for every other IDE's git implementation.

[fuzzybot]

I agree with Techcable's vote... I was able to get up to speed on patch based contributions from that Contributing doc in a matter of minutes without needing to ask anybody any questions.

[phase]

Just copy Paper's and s/Paper/Waterfall.

[jamierocks]

2fc007f

[Leymooo]

How to resolve conflicts after submodule update?

[phase]

# If you dont  want to save your changes
git fetch origin master
git reset --hard origin/master
# If you want to keep your commits
git pull --rebate