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                                            Christopher Sardegna

First round is not always labeled as round 1 in ebot demos

http://www.hltv.org/match/2306090-immortals-mousesports-esl-pro-league-season-4-finals Same with this demo except it is detected as round 2.

First round is not always labeled as round 1 in ebot demos

Upon further investigation, this issue only occurs with ebot demos. See http://www.hltv.org/match/2306676-cloud9-nip-iem-oakland-2016 and http://www.hltv.org/?pageid=28&demoid=24966 (Train from the BO3.)

First round is not always labeled as round 1 in ebot demos

Some matches have incorrect scores i.e. the last two linked above. Most ebot demos work perfectly, however, many of them result in incorrect data.

[Suggestion] Use a proper database for storing the stats

Export to Excel and then moving that data to Access is my current solution for this.

[Suggestion] Use a proper database for storing the stats

I have Excel exports that are over 80k rows, that's not it. See #199 for details about the crash.

`libc::read` syscall can block reading `stdin`

I don't think those issues are the same problem, none of them mention the syscall and the unmerged PR doesn't alter the blocking `libc::read()` call: https://github.com/crossterm-rs/crossterm/blob/f0a7b11a3f357d0573c295615a5b358717cecd2d/src/event/sys/unix/file_descriptor.rs#L34-L39 The problem is not...

Christopher Sardegna

First round is not always labeled as round 1 in ebot demos

First round is not always labeled as round 1 in ebot demos

First round is not always labeled as round 1 in ebot demos

[Suggestion] Use a proper database for storing the stats

[Suggestion] Use a proper database for storing the stats

`libc::read` syscall can block reading `stdin`

`libc::read` syscall can block reading `stdin`

Blank "What's new in SynthWave '84" opens when starting VSCode

Confirm destructive actions from remove command

Release to Brew