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Upgrading to the latest Rogue Cloud client code

If you received an error message indicating that your Rogue Cloud client API version is no longer supported or if you just want to ensure you have the most recent version of the Rogue Cloud client code, follow these instructions to get up to date.

Updating from Codewind

If you use Codewind, then how you update depends on which IDE you are using. Or, regardless of IDE, you can update by using the Git CLI if you prefer.

If you are using Codewind Visual Studio Code (VS Code) Tools

  1. Select View from the menu bar and SCM.
  2. Look for the ... icon in the Source Control: Git view, click the ... icon, and then select Pull.

If you are using Codewind Eclipse Tools

  1. Right-click gameclient in the Enterprise Explorer or Project Explorer view.
  2. Select Team>Pull.

Or, if you prefer, call git pull from the command line

  1. Locate your project on disk:
  • In Visual Studio Code, right-click your project in the Codewind view and select Open Project Overview. Then, look for the Location on Disk field.
  • In Eclipse, right-click your project in the Codewind Explorer view and select Open Project Overview. Then, look for the Location on Disk field.
  1. From the command line, enter cd (path to project on disk) and git pull.

Updating from Microclimate

You can use any of three methods to upgrade the Rogue Cloud client code from Microclimate.

Method 1: Use the Microclimate Code Editor (Theia) Git UI.

With this method, you can pull the latest changes from the official rogue-cloud-client repository entirely within the code editor UI.

  1. In the code editor view, select View>Git.
  2. Inside the Git view, select the ... icon. Then, select Pull....
  3. From Pick a remote to pull the branch from:, select Origin.

After the latest changes are pulled, Microclimate detects the change, and you see a notification in the Build logs view.

Method 2: Use the Git CLI from the Microclimate code editor terminal.

If you are familiar with the Git command line tool, you can use this method to pull from the in-browser terminal:

  1. In the code editor view, select File>New Terminal, which opens a new command line window inside the code editor.
  2. You should already be in the microclimate-workspace directory. If not, enter cd /microclimate-workspace to go to the correct directory.
  3. Pull the latest changes from the remote repository by running the following commands:
cd roguecloudclient
git pull

Method 3: Use this method if you encounter errors with the previous methods or if you want to start your project from scratch.

WARNING: This method deletes all the Rogue Cloud code including any changes you made to your AI code. Make sure you have backed up any important changes to your AI code, if applicable. Don't forget to note your username and password!

  1. Read and heed the warning. 😄
  2. Select Projects to go to the Microclimate Projects view.
  3. Click the roguecloudclient context icon. Then, select Delete project.
  4. Follow the Add Rogue Cloud to Microclimate steps on the installation page (https://github.com/codewind-resources/rogue-cloud/blob/master/docs/GettingStarted.md). Now, you have a fresh copy of the rogue-cloud-client repository.