post_result

post_result posts the result of a match and, if challonge is set (see set_challonge), update the challonge accordingly.

Command	Examples
::post_result <match_id> <n_warmup> <best_of> <roll_team1> <roll_team2> <mp_link(s)> <ban1_team1>; <ban2_team1>; ...; <ban1_team2>; <ban2_team2>; ...	::post_result 12C 2 9 42 69 "[https://osu.ppy.sh/community/matches/123, https://osu.ppy.sh/community/matches/380180]" No Title; Stargazer
	::post_result 12C 2 9 42 69 https://osu.ppy.sh/community/matches/123 No Title; Stargazer

<match_id> must be a match id present in the schedules spreadsheet.

<n_warmup> must be the number of warmups played.

<best_of> must be the best of of the match.

<roll_team1> and <roll_team2> corresponds to the roll of each team.

<mp_link(s)> must be all the links corresponding to the match. (usually one, but if bancho crash, multiple links can be given).

<ban1_team1>; etc... can be the string of your choice.

If you want to post a result with scores that does not correspond to the mp links, you can use ::post_result_with_scores <match_id> <score_team1> <score_team2> <n_warmup> <best_of> <roll_team1> <roll_team2> <mp_link(s)> <ban1_team1>; <ban2_team1>; ...; <ban1_team2>; <ban2_team2>; .... It works like ::post_result but you give the command the scores after the match id.

IMPORTANT: You must be a referee to use this command.