Alex Mauer
Alex Mauer
I agree — being able to backdate scores would be fantastic (Of course it would require recalculating a large subset of ratings of everything newer)
Yep, from my limited perspective it seems to be the norm to leave the logs alone (due to checksums on EAC logs), regardless of actual file naming
Your change removes -Werror, but you mention -Wall in the above comment. IMO having both is just fine (maybe not in released source code tarballs)
Still crashes for me in current git…
$ rip cd rip -O Usage: rip cd rip rip: error: -O option requires an argument Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/$USER/Documents/Source/git/morituri/bin/rip", line 39, in sys.exit(main.main(sys.argv[1:])) File "/home/$USER/Documents/Source/git/morituri/morituri/rip/main.py", line...
I tend to have cue sheets + EAC logs (the latter is sufficient to generate a discID of course). Is it necessary to have a discID to submit ISRCs?
I would say just inactivate the link between the user and the gaming group; they should be able to reactivate it at any time, IMO.
Example game: https://nemestats.com/PlayedGame/Details/129812 — we played one chapter (a partial game) that night. Victory/loss will not be determined til we play again and finish the game.
Eh, I think there is something to be said for making the existing features work properly before starting new ones.