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DBZ-1603 Added importing the eclipse formatter file in CONTRIBUTE.md

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Chris Cranford 2019-11-12 14:01:22 -05:00 committed by Jiri Pechanec
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### Code Formatting ### Code Formatting
This project utilizes a set of code style rules that are automatically applied by the build process. When contributing, it is a good idea to run a build locally to make sure that all code changes you plan to contribute adhere to this style. This project utilizes a set of code style rules that are automatically applied by the build process. There are two ways in which you can apply these rules while contributing:
1. If your IDE supports importing an Eclipse-based formatter file, navigate to your IDE's code format section and import the file `support/ide-configs/src/main/resources/eclipse/debezium-formatter.xml`. It's recommended that when you import these styles, you may want to make sure these are only applicable only to the current project.
2. If your IDE does not support importing the Eclipse-based formatter file or you'd rather tidy up the formatting after making your changes locally, you can run a project build to make sure that all code changes adhere to the project's desired style. Instructions on how to run a build locally are provided below.
In the event that a pull request is submitted with code style violations, continuous integration will fail the pull request build. In the event that a pull request is submitted with code style violations, continuous integration will fail the pull request build.