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Correction for Minecraft doc, submitting a package, - for :.

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Joshua Strobl 2017-05-19 13:21:05 +03:00
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Terminal=false Terminal=false
``` ```
Now run the following command to regenerate the Budgie menu. ### Budgie
If you are using Budgie, it may be necessary to update the entries in Budgie Menu. You can do so with:
``` bash ``` bash
sudo update-desktop-database sudo update-desktop-database
``` ```
You now have a Minecraft entry in Budgie's menu.

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##### Command Line ##### Command Line
1. First, insert the USB drive into your computer and open Terminal (found in Applications/Utilities). 1. First, insert the USB drive into your computer and open Terminal (found in Applications/Utilities).
2. You need to identify your USB drive by listing your storage devices with the following command - 2. You need to identify your USB drive by listing your storage devices with the following command:
``` bash ``` bash
diskutil list diskutil list
``` ```
You should see output similar to this - You should see output similar to this:
``` bash ``` bash
/dev/disk0 (internal, physical): /dev/disk0 (internal, physical):

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If you forgot information such as a test plan, you can run resolve this by: If you forgot information such as a test plan, you can run resolve this by:
1. Running `arc diff --edit`. This will open up an editor session, where you can edit the information. 1. Running `arc diff --edit`. This will open up an editor session, where you can edit the information.
2. Next, you will see an editor session for updating the commit message. You can choose a new one or opt for the same one. 2. Next, you will see an editor session for providing a message indicating the change, for example "Added a test plan."
After this editor session, the updated patch will be automatically uploaded, the web UI will automatically update, and no new tasks will be created. After this editor session, the updated patch will be automatically uploaded, the web UI will automatically update, and no new tasks will be created.