Monitoring code used for 2021 Run #911
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…ng; add driver to run on randoms runs as well
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I personally have been using this code for a while now, it doesn't seem to break anything. |
JeremyMcCormick
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This appears fine to me. The changes to the monitoring app are minor with just an additional command added. Other changes including addition of drivers and changes to existing ones, as well as new steering files, appear to be almost entirely isolated to the monitoring package and have presumably been tested and run in the counting house. There are a few minor changes to tracking classes which just make some methods publicly accessible. Code formatting looks good, too.
bloodyyugo
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This is the code by Matt G to get the monitoring code working for use during the 2021 run.