Introducing Strongback, a Java library for FRC robots

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Introducing Strongback, a Java library for FRC robots

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30-10-2015, 14:10

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Re: Introducing Strongback, a Java library for FRC robots

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Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Assuming the rules stay the same, you'll probably want to release a day earlier.

The rules only state that the software has to be available in a public space before kickoff. Given that it is developed in a public repository, any commit could technically be considered a 'release'.

If they were developing this in a private repository, then yes, a release a day earlier would be required.

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