Releases · BREAD5940/frc-scouting

29 Mar 23:00

TheAnnalyst

v0.6.0 Latest

Latest

New data can be stored about matches, represented by the following new fields on MatchData:
- comments allows for text comments about a match--perfect for qualitative scouting data!
- noShow allows you to record teams that don't show up to their matches
- defended can be used to track whether a robot was defended against in the match (which can affect their performance)

Hooks can be registered when initialized a storage backend; these can be used to run additional code when matches are retrieved/stored/deleted.

SQL schemas are properly included in the distributed package.
Information about crossing the starting line in auto in Rapid React is properly stored.

Basic support for Rapid React has been added; see the documentation for more information.
Rapid React is supported only on the SQLite backend.

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06 Nov 18:51

TheAnnalyst

v0.3.0

Teams no longer have their own SQL table; you will need to DROP COLUMN associated_team on your matches tables if you use SQLite as a backend.
- Many methods that work with teams have been removed; instead, manipulate matches.
The JSON backend is no longer supported; it may work but should not be relied upon in production. SQLite is simple enough to install and set up that it should not present a barrier to usage
As per the semver specification, "[the] major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development ... [t]he public API SHOULD NOT be considered stable." Thus, this breaking change does not necessitate a v1 release.
StorageBackend#getMatchByNumber has been removed.

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26 Oct 03:03

TheAnnalyst

v0.2.0

Support TypeScript 4.4 and Node.js versions 16.x and 17.x
Add StorageBackend#getMatchesByNumber and support associating multiple Match objects with one match
- SQLite makes it difficult to drop constraints, so you'll need to migrate your data if you used the SQLite backend and want to store multiple scouted teams per match
Deprecate StorageBackend#getMatchByNumber