How to handle multiple stages (round robin then elimination stage) about brackets-manager.js HOT 4 OPEN

Ok thanks !
But there is still one problem to solve 😏
When the first stage is over, how I get the qualified teams of the round-robin stage ? I see the get.finalStandings() method but when I try to use it I have this error "A round-robin stage does not have standings."

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Yes, last night I did the ranking for the round robin, it gives me the n-first of each group.

There should be many options for the round robin, to choose how many qualifiers you want per group or like you said others differents ways to get qualified teams.

Fortunately, it's quite easy to add things by my own because the library is well coded, so it's to bad you not continue the dev.
By the way having a busy job myself, I completely understand.

We are developping many tools for Counter Strike 2, be sure you will be mentionned as a contributor.

Thanks for your precious help Drarig !

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Hey @AnthonyCouval! Thank you 🙇

I think the transition from a round-robin stage to an elimination stage can be made in a lot of different ways. So I fear it would be too complex to have a one-size-fits-all solution.

And I prefer not to add new features to the library... for now I try to maintain what's existing when I have the time.

What I did in another project is that whenever you mark a match as completed by setting its results (in round-robin), you also check if no matches are remaining.

If no tests are remaining, then you are at the end of the first stage, and you can create a - or fill an existing - second stage.

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Yes, by standings, I mean 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. What you want is something I'd call a ranking.

And the issue is that you can compute a ranking in very different ways: do you want to sort by win - loss? Or only by win? Or by some average?

I actually have a github issue already open for that, but I never did because of this exact difficulty:

• #72
• Drarig29/brackets-viewer.js#43

So you'll probably have to implement it yourself 😕

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