We need a dev branch to merge unstable code to. All code should be approved before merging with the dev branch, and the dev branch must be completely stable before merging with the master. This will ensure nobody adds glitchy, broken code to the master, and will give us all a place to put our unstable code for debugging.
All the extra unneeded branches need to be deleted. Branches specific to one thing should not be created. Any major changes should be kept offline or forked, then merged with the dev branch after approval. This will ensure we are all working on the same updated project.
Go to graphs->network, or simply click the fork number in the top right corner, you'll see my fork there. As soon as it's stable, (Which I encourage you to help debug) I'll send a pull request to merge it with the project's development branch. Anyone who doesn't know what to do can check the forks. My fork lists various things that need to be done before it's merged in the issues tab with a "Help Wanted" label, as I'd encourage any other forks to do the same.
We need a dev branch to merge unstable code to. All code should be approved before merging with the dev branch, and the dev branch must be completely stable before merging with the master. This will ensure nobody adds glitchy, broken code to the master, and will give us all a place to put our unstable code for debugging. All the extra unneeded branches need to be deleted. Branches specific to one thing should not be created. Any major changes should be kept offline or forked, then merged with the dev branch after approval. This will ensure we are all working on the same updated project.
Go to graphs->network, or simply click the fork number in the top right corner, you'll see my fork there. As soon as it's stable, (Which I encourage you to help debug) I'll send a pull request to merge it with the project's development branch. Anyone who doesn't know what to do can check the forks. My fork lists various things that need to be done before it's merged in the issues tab with a "Help Wanted" label, as I'd encourage any other forks to do the same.