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# MCEdit-Unified-Preview
[![Build status](https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/status/k7cjb7i5wgnx6bpy?svg=true)](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Podshot/mcedit-unified)

This repository is for hosting .dlls required by the Windows build of MCEdit-Unified and for hosting the testing releases.

## Warnings
* Loss of data may occur, back up anything you do not want to be lost
* Using these testing builds on worlds/saves may have unforseeable consequences, use at your own risk
* I am not responsible for any data lost and/or corrupted
* These builds are not guarunteed to be stable, frequent errors and crashing may occur
* Any feature present in a testing release is not guarenteed to be in the final release
* Testing releases are built on a different system and way than our previous releases
* This means there may be issues that prevent **launching** MCEdit-Unified, report these issue to **this** Github
* Any other issues should be reported to the usual [MCEdit-Unified Github](https://github.com/Khroki/MCEdit-Unified)
* I may not be able to fix any/all startup issues
* These builds have update notifications disabled, so check regularly for new testing builds.
* Submitting a bug with an older version that's older than a week old will cause a delay in verifying it and may result in the bug report being closed immediately until the bug is reported on the current testing version

## FAQ
* Why aren't there any Mac OS X testing releases?
* There are CI systems out there that support building on Mac OS X, however I do not have access to a Mac, so I am not able to personally test/verify that the build worked. Thus, I cannot be sure that the Mac OS X testing builds would even work on other computers. There may be testing builds for Mac OS X in the future, but I cannot promise anything. If you would like to help add Mac builds, open an issue!

* How much time do I have to submit a bug report until the build is considered old?
* One week after the build was posted

* How often are builds made?
* Builds are created every Friday at 11:59 UTC

* Do I have to signup anywhere to test these builds?
* No, but I ask you to read the Warnings section above and to report any/all bugs or errors that you encounter as soon as you can along with the steps to reproduce

* Where is the changlog?
* Changelogs are not automatically generated, so changes have to be manually added after every build. This will take some time, so please be patient if you don't see a changelog immediately after a build