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$ git push origin condensed:condensed
batch response: @tarehart can not upload new objects to public fork tarehart/AutoLeague
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/tarehart/AutoLeague.git'

Seems like I'm hitting this issue: git-lfs/git-lfs#1906

I'm not blocked because I have write access to this repo, but others might get stuck.

Sometimes a bot doesn't work, and to make ALP skip the matches containing the bot, it would be nice if we could just call a command that constructed the necessary result files.

Example; SpeedBot does not work and is supposed to play against Levi, Beetle, and Beast from the East. The command autoleagueplay forfeit "SpeedBot(The Bot)" Levi Beetle "Best from the East" would create results where SpeedBot loses to those bots. Like:

SpeedBot(The Bot)_vs_Levi.json:

{
    "blue": "SpeedBot(The Bot)",
    "orange": "Levi",
    "blue_goals": 0,
    "orange_goals": 0,
    "blue_shots": 0,
    "orange_shots": 0,
    "blue_saves": 0,
    "orange_saves": 0,
    "blue_points": 0,
    "orange_points": 0,
    "forfeit": true,            <------- maybe a value to indicate forfeit
    "winner": "Levi",
    "loser": "SpeedBot(The Bot)",
}

The hard part is knowing which team the bots are on, which is important since ALP names files as blue_vs_orange. The underdog is typically blue though, maybe that can be used. We could also generate files for both combinations to solve that issue or make the user in control by using another command syntax than the one I suggested above.

ALP can currently test if bots work by starting a match and detect if they move. This isn't error proof (maybe the bot was hit by the ball or the enemy) and the bots might still crash during game play. And some errors and crashes stop ALP.

ALP should test if the python bots compile (I think this is possible) as part of the testing. It should also not crash in case a bot crashes. In this case ALP should deem the match invalid and just continue. Afterwards the host should be notified of invalid matches.

(however, division by zero might not kill the bot, which makes this problem a bit harder)