Officially support two-stage-bot, Trigger CI #107
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miselico
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Nov 23, 2023
src/schnapsen/bots/two_stage_bot.py
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| """Bot which plays first the one, than the other startegy""" | ||
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| self, bot1: Bot, bot2: Bot, name: Optional[str] = "ProbabilityBot" |
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can you remove this default value?
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I am overall in favor of having this. What I am a bit worried about is what to do with the trump and game end notification parts. This way they would go no-where, even if the underlying bots have an implementation. This would mean that these could not be used out of the box for things like training a ML bot. Second minor point is to immediately include the usage of this class in the test cases you refer to, to reduce code duplication. |
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We've only used this in testing, but it turns out that this is a useful feature.