Dev guide

First run

• Navigate to Huppy.App
• Execute dotnet restore
• Execute dotnet run
• Navigate to debug folder and from there copy appsettings.json to the root folder

appsettings.json is generated each time when found missing, when moved to the root project directory (Huppy.App), it will be copied each build to debug folder

Migration

• Comment out all lines under // start bot in Program.cs
• Copy connection string to HuppyDbContext#OnConfiguring optionsBuilder.UseSqlite from appsettings
• Use CreateMigration.bat to create migration with name of it as command argument
• Reverse changes from Program.cs & HuppyDbContext

Git guide

Issue creation

• Open Huppy issues on github link
• Click New Issue
• Select right category/template
• Fill the title and task related fields
• Add proper labels
• Assign to Huppy project in Projects (right menu)
• Set priority and size

Branch creation

There are 2 ways of branch creation

Github
(Recommended, When branches are created from issues, their pull requests are automatically linked.)

• Navigate to the issue
• On the right side menu press Create a branch in Development section
• Checkout locally to created branch on github

Locally

• Checkout to branch (pattern {issueNumber}-{here-description})

Commits

• Use pattern for tasks T {#issueNumber} {descriptionTopic1} & {descriptionTopic2}...
• Use pattern for bugs B {#issueNumber} {descriptionTopic1} & {descriptionTopic2}...

Pull Request

• In title for tasks put [T or B] {#issueNumber} {description} (example T #63 Moved utilities to Utilities folder)
• In description put - [*T* or *B*] [*resolves* or *fixes*] {#issueNumber} (for more information about closing keywords click here)

Other info

• Example of Task with PR properly linked Issue #47
• To display task in github description use (- #{issueNumber})