Alex Nordlund

This issue would also be solved by https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/19678 Mastodon doesn't need the admin user specifically so imho it should rather use a normal user (with the additional benefit of working...

Hmm, if you're lucky `sonar.crowd.password` might work otherwise you'll have to use bind-mounted persistent volumes or custom docker images. But I like the idea of this, I'll have a look...

I guess it'd be pretty easy to implement this using `System.getenv()`, if someone submits a PR I'll accept it and create a release, but I think this is something that...

I guess the best place to ask this question is at the sonarqube community forums https://community.sonarsource.com/

Hi @Crypto-Spartan I guess the tests would be the best place to start, they're pretty short! But I'll try to remember to add some examples to the readme tonight.

Looking at the interesting part from the tests we have a player being created, rating deviation being set to 200 and 3 matches being registered: - a win against a...

I haven't personally used it in any way for non-static teams (only static teams where each team was represented as a player) and unfortunately I don't even know of a...

Although if you're in charge of matchmaking between teams and got a large pool of players there's a bunch of ideas I can think of and if your teams are...

I guess the example isn't great as you'd usually pass initial values to `glicko2.Player()` https://github.com/deepy/glicko2/blob/master/glicko2/glicko2.py#L50 if you want a custom initial value (e.g. `Player(rd=200)`) But yes, `update_player()` changes rating, rating...

This module really only gives you the glicko2 part, you're going to have to handle wins/losses and history yourself. I guess there might be a case for adding a method...