On Tue, 6 Nov 2012 10:27:44 PM Stéphane Perez wrote: > Since years I enjoy playing at Colonization and I recently discovered > FreeCol. As I'm a Java developer I would like to participate to this > project.
More developers are always welcome. You have already done the first thing we recommend which is to join this list. > - I've created a bug report because I've noticed a bug, and I've already > fixed it. Where must I put the path? In the freecol-commits mailing list? I believe freecol-commits is autogenerated from the commit logs. > The developers one? Yes, right here. > - How can I assign bugs to myself? First you need to be added to the project. We usually do that after a new contributor has sent in <small number> of useful patches, just to be sure you know what you are doing. > - How to make patches? I use Eclipse Indigo with a SVN connector. When I > make a right-click on modified files I can make a patch and it looks like > what I can see in the freecol-commits mailing list. Is it a good way to > create patches? I do not use eclipse, so I am unable to comment with certainty, but that sounds likely to work. Send us your patch and we will see. Speaking of which, I can confirm that your bug report is correct. Cheers, Mike Pope
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