This is the Context project of the team goto fail;


To use lombok on the project, you need to enable annotation processing in your settings.
In IntelliJ, this can be done in your settings under: "Build, Execution, Deployment > Compiler > Annotation Processors". You only need to click the checkbox at the top of the page.

To add git hooks necessary for this project run:
```shell
chmod +x bin/git/init-hooks.sh
bin/git/init-hooks.sh
```

# Context project by goto fail;
This is the Context project of the team 'goto fail;'. This project aims to improve the workflow and overall productivity of the scripting and production at 'Polycast'.

## Lombok and annotation processing
This project uses lombok, an annotation processor for java. This annotation processor needs to be enabled in your settings. This can be done using the following steps:

### IntelliJ
In IntelliJ, this can be done in your settings under: `Build, Execution, Deployment > Compiler > Annotation Processors`. You only need to click the checkbox at the top of the page. The setting is named: `Enable annotation processing`.

### Eclipse
In Eclipse this can also be done. If you are interested, please let us know. We'll happily provide instructions if this is necessary.

## Git hooks
To add git hooks necessary for this project run:
```shell
chmod +x bin/git/init-hooks.sh
bin/git/init-hooks.sh
```

## Branch naming conventions
As for the branch names we will be using during the project, the branch names are supposed to not have capital letters and no wierd punctuation or signs. The branch names are supposed to be simple and clear. The name should be descriptive of what will be implemented, added or fixed in the branch. Every word in the branch should be seperated by a '-'. Some examples of good names for branches would be: `feature-timeline-autoscroll`, `fix-timeline-word-wrap`.

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