Development

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Nightly builds

Nightly builds are the latest versions of Bibledit, which are released frequently, usually every night. These builds have not been thoroughly tested, but are supported, and give you a great way to follow the newest and latest developments in Bibledit. Sometimes a nightly build of Bibledit needs the nightly build of Scripture Checks too.

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Help needed

Help in developing Bibledit is welcome.

  • Do you like writing good documentation? Your help is welcome to maintain the helpfiles of Bibledit.
  • You know how useful .rpm and .deb packages are? Making packages could be the thing you would like to help with.
  • Are you good at testing? Your feedback is welcome and suggestions for new features too.
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Bugs and feature requests

Sourceforge provides resources for developing Bibledit, and the Project Page is the central point from where all these resources can be accessed.

To report a problem go to the Project Page, and click on "Bugs". A list of open bugs will show, and you can see whether your bug has been reported already. If not, click "Submit New", fill in the screen with detailed information on when the bug occurs, and the steps to be taken to reproduce it, and any other information that may be useful, and click the "Submit" button. You need to open an account with sourceforge to be able to do this, and then you'll be emailed whenever this bug is attended to.

Asking for a new feature works the same, but this is done by clicking on "Feature Requests".

More information can be found in the Features and Use of the SourceForge Software Development Tracking System.

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Changes

See the ChangeLog for a list of changes made to Bibledit.

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Testing

The graphical user interface, including key functions of Bibledit, are automatically and continuously tested by several shell scripts and X11::Test.

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Cross platform

See Cross platform.

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