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PaperMC/Paper@b6be7cd [ci skip] Move generated API sources to src/generated/java (#11977)
PaperMC/Paper@cd9d6d6 Allow duplicate relative flags in entity teleport
PaperMC/Paper@b1b88cd [ci skip] Update paperweight to 2.0.0-beta.14
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## Understanding Patches
Unlike the Purpur API and its implementation, modifications to Paper and Minecraft source files
are done through patches. These patches/extensions are split into different
three different sets of two categories, which are formatted like so:
Under `purpur-api-generator`:
- `paper-patches` (applies to the `paper-api/` git repo)
- `sources`: Per-file patches to Paper API Generator classes;
- `features`: Larger feature patches that modify multiple Paper API Generator classes.
are done through patches. These patches/extensions are split into three different sets of two
categories, which are formatted like so:
Under `purpur-api`:
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2. Type `./gradlew applyAllPatches` in a terminal to apply the patches to both paper and minecraft classes.
On Windows, remove `./` from the beginning of `gradlew` commands;
3. cd into `purpur-server` for server changes, `purpur-api` for API changes,
`paper-api` for Paper API changes, `paper-api-generator` for Paper API Generator changes,
and `paper-server` for Paper Server changes.
`paper-api` for Paper API changes, and `paper-server` for Paper Server changes.
`purpur-server/src/minecraft/java` and `purpur-server/src/minecraft/java/resources` are not git repositories in the traditional sense.
Its initial commits are the decompiled and deobfuscated Minecraft source and resource files. The per-file
patches are applied on top of these files as a single, large commit, which is then followed
by the individual feature-patch commits. `paper-api/`, `paper-api-generator/`, and `paper-server/`
by the individual feature-patch commits. `paper-api/` and `paper-server/`
follow the same concept; each paper "project" has its own git repository that also includes it's own feature and per-file patches.
## Understanding the Gradle Tasks