# Getting Updates

ShipClojure is regularly maintained with consistent weekly updates, including new features and bug fixes.

## Setting Up Your Repository for Updates

To maintain your customized project while still being able to pull updates from the ShipClojure repository, follow these steps:

1. After cloning the ShipClojure repository, rename the origin remote to upstream:

   ```bash
   git remote rename origin upstream
   ```
2. Add your own repository as the origin:

   ```bash
   git remote add origin <your_repository_git_address>
   ```
3. Make your customizations and push to your repository as usual:

   ```bash
   git add .
   git commit -m 'Your custom changes'
   git push origin main
   ```
4. When you want to pull the latest ShipClojure updates:

   ```bash
   git pull upstream main
   ```
5. Resolve any merge conflicts that arise, then commit and push to your repository.

## Versioning

Each new commit will have an associated version number in the package.json indicating whether it is a new major release, bug fix or feature update.

| Status            | Version Example |
| ----------------- | --------------- |
| New Major Release | 10.0.0          |
| Bug fix           | 10.0.1          |
| New Feature       | 10.1.0          |


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