Releases: ASPP/pelita
Releases · ASPP/pelita
v2.4.0
v2.4.0-rc1
- Greatly improved server mode
- Bot.legal_positions becomes a static attribute
- Bot has a new cached attribute graph
- Small timeout improvements
Pelita v2.3.2
- Give advice when tkinter is not available
- Fix colours in --ascii mode on Windows
- Improved --progress bar
Pelita v2.3.1 – ASPP Heraklion 2023
- Tournament can be configured to include name of host and local salutation
Ηράκλειο, 2nd September 2023, the Pelita developers
Pelita v2.3.0 – ASPP Heraklion 2023
- Switching to pyproject.toml
- Bot.walls and Bot.homezone are tuples of tuples for reproducibility
Ηράκλειο, 31st August 2023, the Pelita developers
v2.3.0-rc1
- Switching to pyproject.toml
- Bot.walls and Bot.homezone are tuples of tuples for reproducibility
Pelita v2.2.0 – ASPP Bilbao 2022
- Do not have a team play two matches in a row during round-robin mode
- Show the tournament group names in the UI and on the CLI
- Automatic detection of network players via zeroconf
Bilbao, 8th September 2022, the Pelita developers
BLD: v2.2.0-rc1
- Do not have a team play two matches in a row during round-robin mode
- Show the tournament group names in the UI and on the CLI
- Automatic detection of network players via zeroconf
Pelita v2.1.0 – ASPP Bordeaux 2021
- Bot API uses a fixed state dict instead of returning
(position, state) - Layout unification: Use a,b,x,y as Bot characters instead of indexes
- Adding shape tuple to API
- Walls/Homezone are stored in a set for faster lookup
- Improved debug UI
- Changed primary branch to ‘main’
- Use Gitlab CI actions instead of travis
BLD: v2.1.0-rc1
- Bot API uses a fixed state dict instead of returning
(position, state) - Layout unification: Use a,b,x,y as Bot characters instead of indexes
- Adding shape tuple to API
- Walls/Homezone are stored in a set for faster lookup
- Improved debug UI
- Changed primary branch to ‘main’
- Use Gitlab CI actions instead of travis