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ScummVM Team Onboarding
Welcome to the ScummVM Team! As a team member and probably a developer, you must follow several simple rules of thumb.
First, a small reminder is that every team member can take advantage of the Team Member Benefits.
Then the rules are as follows:
- Be nice to other developers. Treat everyone with respect. No ego. No dramas.
- Make sure you always follow our Code Formatting Conventions, the general Coding Conventions and the Commit Guidelines.
- Every commit must be compilable
- Of course, things do happen. This is why we have our buildbot
- Please, do not commit a significant change and run
- Watch the buildbot for any possible breakages and fix them promptly
- You are the complete owner of your area, be it an engine or a backend. Thus, you push there freely (still following the guidelines, though)
- In case you want to commit to other devs' engines and if it is not a trivial change, please first talk to those devs
- In case you want to make a bigger change, or changes to other people's code, issue a Pull Request on GitHub. Or maybe you want other people to check your code first, then PR is the way to go
- All changes to the OSystem or common code must be discussed with the leads and porters always taken into account
- ScummVM git history is linear. This is enforced on the server
- Do not push your branches to the main repo. In case you did it by mistake, talk to the co-leads for removing them (removing branches is prohibited by security reasons)
- In case you want to borrow someone else's code, make sure they have a compatible license and make sure you attribute them appropriately. Talk to [[User::Sev|sev]] to make sure.
This list is not complete. Talk to other devs on Discord. Communication is the Right Thing(TM).