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The workflow looks like this:
The workflow looks like this:
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```mermaid
```mermaid
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title: Example Git diagram
title: Example Git diagram
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commit
commit
checkout dev
checkout dev
commit
commit
commit
checkout tie
checkout tie
merge cc
merge cc
merge dev
merge dev
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Branches overview:
Branches overview:
- `master` requires a manual formatting check, because LaTeX isn't reliable. Once something goes to the master branch, it gets published automatically.
- `master` requires a manual formatting check, because LaTeX isn't reliable. Once something goes to the master branch, it gets published automatically.
- `img` allows images to get a double check before entering the git history. All images have to meet certain [standards](dev/Image-Requirements).
- `img` branches allow images to get a double check before entering the git history. All images have to meet certain [standards](dev/Image-Requirements).
- `ods` only exists to update the Character Spreadsheet.
- `ods` only exists to update the Character Spreadsheet.
- `tie` is for anything for BIND 0.9.
- `tie` is for anything for BIND 0.9.
- Anything else goes in its own branch.
- Anything else goes in its own branch.
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## Latex
## Latex
A quickstart guide to Latex and notes on how the books are laid out:
A quickstart guide to Latex and notes on how the books are laid out: