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Updated Reviewing Mapbase pull requests (markdown)
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This guide will explain how to review a pull request on the Mapbase repository.
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*Note that this guide is currently a work-in-progress.*
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## Quick summary of how pull requests work in Mapbase
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After a pull request is opened, it must pass the repository's automated checks. In Mapbase's case, GitHub Actions automatically builds the pull request's code on both Windows and Linux to ensure that it compiles properly. If the compilation fails, then the check fails. If it compiles properly, then the binaries will be made available for download by anyone with a GitHub account.
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If all checks have succeeded, then the pull request must be manually reviewed and approved by other users. An approving review from at least 2 collaborators with write access is required in order for a pull request to be merged.
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If all checks have succeeded, then the pull request must be manually reviewed and approved by other users. An approving review from at least 1 collaborator with write access is required in order for a pull request to be merged.
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Once a pull request is merged, it becomes "Closed" and is filed away.
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