@@ -34,8 +34,7 @@ If this project is missing an API or command line flag that has been added to [l
1. Ensure the `master` branch is up-to-date with: `git checkout master; git pull`
2. Create a new Git branch and make your changes. `git checkout -b name-of-new-branch`
3. Install all the node.js dependencies of node-sass with: `npm install`
4. The Sass test spec and LibSass are Git submodules, so get their codebase with: `git submodule update --init`
5. Ensure the tests pass with: `npm test`
4. Ensure the tests pass with: `npm test`
If the bug fix requires modifying any of the C++ files in the src/ directory, you'll need to re-build the bindings to libSass.
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Alternatively, the `scripts/build.js` build script has several different command line flags that can be passed by running: `node scripts/build.js -[flag]`
If the bug fix requires updating the version of libSass, you'll need to update its git submodule.
1. Move into node-sass's libSass directory with: `cd src/libsass`
2. Look for a new version of libSass with: `git tag` and check it out with: `git checkout [tag]`
3. Then return to root of the node-sass repository and add the change to your feature branch.
