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slugified version of that name. slugified version of that name.
* Check that the image file was copied to the `./dist/data/<mod_slug>/images` directory. If not, you * Check that the image file was copied to the `./dist/data/<mod_slug>/images` directory. If not, you
may need to rebuild your project using `grunt`. may need to rebuild your project using `grunt`.
* If the item is gatherable, but not craftable, make sure you added it with the `gatherable: yes`
command even though it doesn't have any recipes.
* Do the recipes show each item in the correct place on the grid? If not... * Do the recipes show each item in the correct place on the grid? If not...
* Check that the pattern's numbers are correct. Remember, it starts counting at 0, not 1. * Check that the pattern's numbers are correct. Remember, it starts counting at 0, not 1.
* Check that you added the right number of `.`s to position things in the right places. * Check that you added the right number of `.`s to position things in the right places.
* Check that you spelled each item correctly in the `input` section * Check that you spelled each item correctly in the `input` section
* Does anything show up in "Items you'll need" which shouldn't? If so...
* Check that the spelling is correct. If it's wrong, then you have a mistaken in an `input` or `tools`
command.
* Can you add everything (even non-craftable items) to the "Items you have" section? If not...
* Make sure you added those items to the data file, even if they don't have recipes.
## 5. Submit a pull request
Finally, you're almost done! Push your changes up to your fork of the repository, and [submit a pull request](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/) which includes your work. Someone will review your work, and will probably point out a few things to correct. Make those changes locally, and push them up to your fork just as you did with the original set of changes. Once everything look good, you're changes will be integrated into the main repo.
## 6. Review in staging
All changes are first deployed to a staging site at [http://new.crafting-guide.com](http://new.crafting-guide.com) for testing. When this is done, you'll be notified and asked to perform one last check. If everything looks good, then simply reply that you're satisfied, and your changes will be promoted to the main site.