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# Files shared between development machines
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Commit these website assets together with the source code:
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- `public/images/example-map.webp` — homepage illustration and map-card fallback.
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- `public/tools/mod/minegeo-fabric-1.21.11.jar` — Fabric mod download.
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- `public/tools/plugin/minegeo-plugin-1.21.11.jar` — server plugin download.
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Next.js serves these directly at `/images/example-map.webp`,
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`/tools/mod/minegeo-fabric-1.21.11.jar`, and
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`/tools/plugin/minegeo-plugin-1.21.11.jar`. They are deliberately tracked, so a
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fresh checkout on macOS has the homepage image and both download buttons without
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building Minecraft tools or running the renderer proof.
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After changing the Java source, run `npm run java:build` with Java 21 installed.
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The build copies the new JARs into `public/tools/`; commit those updated files too.
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Gradle caches, intermediate build output, and generated test panoramas remain
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ignored. The JARs contain Java bytecode and work across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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On the Mac, pull the commit, run `npm install`, and restart the development
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server. For a production server, run `npm run build` and then `npm start`.
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Keep that machine's Supabase credentials in its own `.env.local`.
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