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If you are doing tests for any other class, simply create normal unit tests that don't depend on any command.
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##Adding properties
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##Adding properties
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Properties are saved as a Java `HashMap<String, String>`. They are read from ~/.config/tmc-cli/properties.json on initialisation. The purpose of the properties file is to provide a backwards- and forwards-compatible method of storing user preferences and internal data. Properties can be accessed via the `CliContext` class method getProperties(). Remember to store any changes to the properties with saveProperties(). Feel free to create new properties, but please document *all* properties in the 'COMMAND: PROP'-section of MANUAL.md.
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##Updating the documentation
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##Updating the documentation
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Please document any new features or revisions in MANUAL.md and HISTORY.md as well as README.md, if the affected feature is already documented there.
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If you make changes to MANUAL.md, please rebuild tmc.1 with [md2man](https://github.com/sunaku/md2man) before you push your changes. Use `md2man-roff docs/MANUAL.md > docs/tmc.1` to build the manpage.
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There are no strict guidelines for README.md or MANUAL.md, but please try not to deviate from the original style (eg. new command sections should follow the same pattern).
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There are no strict guidelines for README.md or MANUAL.md, but please try not to deviate from the original style (eg. new command sections should follow the same pattern).
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