02-11-2014, 08:01 AM
As for testing, each case is unique. Usually you just want to run the server, log in with minecraft and derp around for a while to see if anything got broken. In this particular case you want to spam the server console with "save-all" and "unload" commands and see if the server deadlocks and if it is correctly unloading chunks.
If you haven't added or removed any source files, there's no need to touch cmake at all. Just use your git client to push the changes back into your fork of the repository (you did fork in the beginning, right?), then go to GitHub website and it will give you the necessary buttons to create the PR.
If you haven't added or removed any source files, there's no need to touch cmake at all. Just use your git client to push the changes back into your fork of the repository (you did fork in the beginning, right?), then go to GitHub website and it will give you the necessary buttons to create the PR.