Gneale: Created page with "==== Return to: Insightful_Comments ==== Quexington on Keybase #chialisp 20211201 "If you want to get started with PRs, you just fork the repo, clone the branch you want to PR into (in this case main), create a new branch from that (git checkout -b new_branch), make your changes, push the changes to github and then open a PR to chia's repo. As for testing, the change you want to make is very small, so you could just add it and then a couple of lines in tests/clvm/te..."

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Created page with "==== Return to: Insightful_Comments ==== Quexington on Keybase #chialisp 20211201 "If you want to get started with PRs, you just fork the repo, clone the branch you want to PR into (in this case main), create a new branch from that (git checkout -b new_branch), make your changes, push the changes to github and then open a PR to chia's repo. As for testing, the change you want to make is very small, so you could just add it and then a couple of lines in tests/clvm/te..."

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Quexington on Keybase #chialisp 20211201

"If you want to get started with PRs, you just fork the repo, clone the branch you want to PR into (in this case main), create a new branch from that (git checkout -b new_branch), make your changes, push the changes to github and then open a PR to chia's repo.
As for testing, the change you want to make is very small, so you could just add it and then a couple of lines in tests/clvm/test_spend_sim.py make sure that test passes and then you're good.
The whole test suite takes approximately 1 million years to run so I wouldn't try that haha"

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