0.1.0

0.1.0

First stable release.

• Read the reported version from version.txt (#45)
• Describe when the arcade-scores client actually sends (#42)
• Describe every test that calls main(reportUsage=True) in the README (#41)
• State the minimum Python version in the README prerequisites (#40)
• Pin the frame-rate cap and the documented window size and result duration (#39)
• Cover the browser entry point src/main.py (#38)
• Pin the bounds a button press has to land within (#37)
• Keep the chosen move in the decision screen instead of callbacks (#36)
• Drop the unused red, green and blue colors from the game module (#34)
• Decide whoWon from one table of which choice beats which (#33)
• Share one result-screen loop between tie, win and lose (#31)
• Assert the reported version matches version.txt (#29)
• Document the Streak line of the tally in README Usage (#27)
• Send a random installation ID with usage reports (trace-client-python 0.4.0) (#26)
• README: add a Play in your browser link to the arcade portal (#25)
• Report the best win streak and two achievements to arcade-social (#24)
• Play a round once per click, not on every held frame (#23)
• Run the game in the browser with pygbag (#22)
• Cover the result-screen text and quitting from the decision screen (#21)
• Tag every trace event with the program version (trace-client-python 0.3.0) (#20)
• Stop tracking the compiled .pyc files under src/pycache (#19)
• Bring the README's test and usage-reporting notes up to date (#18)
• Report usage to trace (#17)
• Cover Graphik, the button wiring, and main() in the unit suite (#16)
• Run the unit suite and a headless smoke launch in CI (#15)
• Draw every frame from the render loop and stop blocking result screens on time.sleep (#14)
• Make the game module importable, fix the None computer choice, and add a unittest suite (#12)
• Document how to run the game and ignore Python bytecode (#11)

Verification

Verified before publication; this tag points at the exact commit that was verified.

• CI checks on this exact commit, all green: test, browser.

What the checks cover: python-release-gates.

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drafted by Claude on behalf of Daniel Stephenson

Rock Papers Scissors v0.1 (Initial Version)

This is the initial version of the application.