This repo is just the library code for the watch. Watchfaces are managed separately and will have a repo in the future. This is a fork of the original Watchy branch which is here

There's currently 2 ways to go about writing / testing code in this library

Here's a list of branches and what they're for

• main (Where the 'stable' code lives)
• release (Where the next releases code is merged, squash merged into main on deployment and re-created when release planning starts)
• latest (Where all features are merged, this is deleted and re-created after release I think that's a rebase... )
• <feature/patch>/ (Where feature/patch development happens, squash merge into release??? Not sure bout this yet)

When you start working on a bug/feature/patch, branch off of main (or whatever other branch you may have dependencies on.) and do your work. Once your code is worth of judgement (or lackthereof) open a pr for your branch into latest. Once that's merged it'll be available in the next latest build that occurs (needs automation see ISSUE#).

Just because a feature is in latest it does not mean the feature is going to be in the release branch / released. There's some release planning that might have to happen, not sure yet... release branch might get removed for latest, we'll see.

• Once a PR is open it'll require review from at least one code owner. Once reviewed and approved, the code owner will squash merge the PR.
• A PR can merge directly into main if it's documentation that does not coincide with any functionality.

1. Edit library code
2. Every time you want to compile copy the contents of the source folder into a folder called watchyCore in your Arduino library directory
3. Compile the test watchface (still need to make a test watchface) with the now modified library code
4. profit?

1. Clone the repo into the Arduino library directory
2. Edit library code
3. Compile the test watchface (still need to make a test watchface) with the now modified library code