Contributing

How to Regenerate From XDR

To regenerate types from XDR definitions:

Update XDR definitions
```
git submodule update --init --remote
```
The --init flag is only required for the first time setting up the local project. --remote flag will make sure to fetch the latest changes from from the remote-tracking branches curr and next at [stellar/stellar-xdr].

If you have multiple remotes specified in the submodules (e.g. one *tracking stellar/stellar-xdr, the other tracking your-fork/stellar-xdr), make sure the remote that tracks [stellar/stellar-xdr] match with what's specifies in the .git/config or .gitsubmodules (with .git/config taking precedence. If neither file specifies it, then origin is used).
Recompile and test
```
make clean generate
```
When the regenerated types are ready to be merged, make sure to commit the regenerated code file src/curr/generated.rs, src/next/generated.rs, the version string file xdr/curr-version, xdr/next-version, as well as the submodule files xdr/curr, xdr/next.