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Releases: AIPEACS/SC2002-OOP

Release v1 - Not for presentation

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@AIPEAC AIPEAC released this 17 Nov 07:17

Overview

  • The databases are not initialized
  • Do NOT use it to present.
  • How to use:
    • Windows: right click on run.ps1 and run with PowerShell.
    • Mac/Linux: sh ./run.sh

v1.1

v1.1.1

  • Add Mac/Linux (bash) script

v1.1.0

  • Up to date with presentation version

Presentation v3

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@AIPEAC AIPEAC released this 16 Nov 19:01
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Overview

  • Customized lib file for presentation.
  • How to use:
    • Windows: right click run.ps1 and run with PowerShell.
    • Mac/Linux: sh ./run.sh

v3.3

v.3.3.1 Add:

  • Add Mac/Linux (bash) script.

v3.3.0 Fix:

  • Add empty line protection in UserLoginDirectoryControl.java.

v3.2

v3.2.1 Fix

  • Add an empty line at the bottom of login_list.csv to prevent bug.

v3.2.0 Fix:

  • Fix the bar display issue for report generation.

Presentation v2.1

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@AIPEAC AIPEAC released this 14 Nov 20:17

Overview

  • How to Use:
    • Windows: right click run.ps1 and click run with PowerShell.

Presentation v1.1

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@AIPEAC AIPEAC released this 13 Nov 18:19

Overview

  • What is about: Reverted projected structure back to conventional structure. Updated java documents.
  • How to use: Download the zip file.
    • Windows: Right click .ps1, Run with PowerShell.

Presentation v0.2

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@AIPEAC AIPEAC released this 12 Nov 12:00

Overview

This is a guaranteed functionable code. But the structure is not standard enough. Can be used as a backup plan for presentation.

  • version: 0.2
  • date: 11/12/2025
  • Description: This package can be downloaded and instantly be used to present.
  • Fix:
    • Invalid entry of company representation
    • Compiled the files in .\bin
    • Added run.ps1
  • How to use:
    • Windows: Right click on the run.ps1 file, run with PowerShell.