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# Updating The Modding Tree
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This tutorial assumes that you have used [the Getting Started Tutorial](getting-started.md), and are using Github Desktop and VSCode for your mod.
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Here's what you have to do when there's a TMT update:
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1. Look at the changelog. It will warn you if the update will break anything or require any changes.
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Decide if you want to try to update.
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2. Open Github Desktop, and at the top middle, click "fetch origin". This will make Github Desktop get
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information about the update.
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3. Click where it says "current branch: master" at the top middle, and at the bottom of the thing
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that appears, click "choose a branch to merge into master.
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4. Select upstream/master. It will likely say there are conflicts, but you have tools to resolve them.
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Click "Merge upstream/master into master".
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5. A conflict happens when the things you're trying to merge have both made changes in the same place.
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Click "open in Visual Studio Code" next to the first file.
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6. Scroll down through the file, and look for the parts highlighted in red and green. One of these is
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your code, and the other is some code that will be modified by the update. Do your best to try to
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edit things to keep the updated changes, but keep your content.
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7. Continue to do this for all remaining challenges.
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8. Do any other changes required by the update, run the game, fix issues, etc. |