Added 7.29 map and minimap assets.

[likwidoxigen]

Nothing fancy here just added the 7.29 assets.
I figure it makes sense to switch to the current patch maps and then back-port older-maps with the pick by date.
If you'd rather not go that route just decline the request and then I'll remove it.

[timkurvers]

Awesome! That sounds like a good approach.

The 7.23 images originated from the Dota 2 wiki on Gamepedia. Is that the case for these files too?

[likwidoxigen]

These files I generated. Devilesk (the original person who would generate the map) left some great instructions for the process. I took the old map and lined up fountains (to make sure structures placed correctly) and then double checked their placement with a current replay.
As far as the minimap I did custom scalling on the full size map over the existing mini-map to make sure everything lined up. It isn't specifically the mini-map asset from Dota2, just a scaled full size map, but it works the same. I'm still figuring out how to find/extract the real minimap.

[timkurvers]

Ah excellent! If you like we can add a note to the README that you are the creator of these assets specifically.

One minor thing: it seems Husky did not enforce commit messages to adhere to the guidelines for you, would you like to change your commit message? Alternatively, I might be able to do that in the merge/squash process.

[likwidoxigen]

Sure thing, that would be great :)

Sorry about that. Looking now I see that I don't have the HUSKY_GIT_PARAMS var defined anywhere. Is there a missing .env sample file? After we sort this out I'd be happy to work up a contributors guide as well.

[timkurvers]

Sorry about that. Looking now I see that I don't have the HUSKY_GIT_PARAMS var defined anywhere. Is there a missing .env sample file? After we sort this out I'd be happy to work up a contributors guide as well.

These git hooks should in theory have installed themselves automatically on npm install as part of husky.

At least they do here on my end:

$ npm install
...
> husky@4.3.0 install /redota/node_modules/husky
> node husky install
husky > Setting up git hooks
husky > Done

Edit: Just to double check, it's Husky 4 being installed on your end? Husky 7 seems to have changed the way commands/hooks are defined.

[likwidoxigen]

Ahh ok, that was my bad. Needed to have git installed on the docker image. It did take me far too long to think of looking at a prior commit for how to structure the message but it's installed and verified working.
Re-wording could probably be done at merge? At this point I'd probably have to wipe the branch and submit a new pull request. Let me know if you want me to wipe and re-submit.

Thanks!

[timkurvers]

Ah, that makes sense! No worries, I'll have a look.

[timkurvers]

Thanks! If you would like to be credited in the README in a certain way, feel free to open a PR for that. Otherwise I'll do that a bit later this week.

[timkurvers]

Added the resource note to the README in 051749c.