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-**Target branch(es):** 3.3.5/6.x
+**Target branch(es):** 3.3.5/master
**Issues addressed:** Closes #
-**Tests performed:** (Does it build, tested in-game, etc)
+**Tests performed:** (Does it build, tested in-game, etc.)
**Known issues and TODO list:**
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+**DEPRECATION NOTICE** When creating new PRs to the (old) 6.x branch, make sure the target branch is **master** instead of 6.x.
**NOTE** Enable the setting "Allow edits from maintainers." when creating your pull request.
-**NOTE** If your Pull Request is ONLY SQL create an issue instead!
-**NOTE** You no longer need to squash your commits, on merge we will squash it for you. (GitHub added a new feature)
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-**SUGGESTION** If your Pull Request contains SQL give it an impossible date, for example 9999_99_99_99_database.sql. This way it will be free on merge. Myself, i prefer to use 9999_99_99_xxxxx.sql where xxxxx is the id of the pull request, on that way we can merge multiple pull requests containing sql files on a row and rename the files with a single commit.
+**NOTE** If this PR __only__ contains SQL files, create an issue instead.
+**NOTE** Squashing commits is not required.
+**SUGGESTION** When adding new SQL files, name them 9999_99_99_99_db_name.sql to reduce the chance of possible merge conflicts.