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Okay so after a lot of tinkering I have no idea what's going on here. I made a MR to fix both the butterfly net and butterfly jar at https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape/-/merge_requests/991. I updated my fork and made sure my branch was clean of any changes and reset my fork so make sure it's 1:1...

So I seem to have finally gotten Ceikry's approval on my MR for the Rockslugs and now I want to focus on the Butterfly net i.e. incorrect item reqs. As you can see https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape/uploads/b4ceb92165f3a97b850a18aef2add5aa/butterflynetbug.png This definitely shouldn't have a req...

I think I explained myself incorrectly You cannot have two branches checked out at once in git. That's not how git works. When you check out a branch in git, it changes your local files to match what is in that branch. This was the relevation I was talking about Changes to your master do not affect ...

I'm going to backtrack a bit here to make sure I understand how this process works. I need to use the terminal to open Thanos by doing java -jar thanostool.jar and then on another terminal I'm navigating through my folders. I was wondering how the hell am I going to make changes with Thanos tool sin...

No, I did not. https://i.imgur.com/lIavC4I.png I feel like git add --all isn't the right move since I just want to commit the changes I did to the drop_tables.json but when I tried doing $ git add C:\Users\Ateryk\09-dev\Server\data\configs\drop_tables.json it gave fatal: C:UsersAteryk09-devServerdat...

Anything look off to you here?



I don't think it should say rockslugDT -> rockslugDT but instead rockslugDT -> 09 Dev since that's my master

If I'm thinking of this correctly, I need to add my gitlab as an upstream to my branches just like I added the 2009scape as an upstream for my master so I can push the changes from my branch to my master?

Hey guys, I just managed to get Thanos up and running and I want to help contribute. Problem is I'm completely new to this and know next to nothing about Kotlin, but thankfully while I learn kotlin I can still use Thanos to fix issues that I've found. I've made my fork at https://gitlab.com/petnavis...

That seems to have done the trick, thank you guys so much for the help

@bushtail
Same issue when running the command through windows command line

@ceikry
I didn't know if I have to build it from https://gitlab.com/2009scape/tools/rs09-thanos-tool but I think I found a download from a post you made somewhere, either the forum or discord, where it just gave the .jar file