Main.py

[Waxmatuct]

Hi! I'm sorry, but where can I get main.py to launch python3 main.py --no-assess --no-report? I'm a novice in Python. And I spent a lot of time to solve this. I do not understand something I guess.

[DrNixx]

The instructions given refer to the previous version of Irwin. The current distributed version of Irwin is launched in another way.

[gbtami]

README.md need some love then :)

[Waxmatuct]

The instructions given refer to the previous version of Irwin. The current distributed version of Irwin is launched in another way.

Ok. Thank you so much. And where can I find the previous version? I don't know how to enable Irwin AI Hunter on lichess dev.

[elsharkawey]

The instructions given refer to the previous version of Irwin. The current distributed version of Irwin is launched in another way.

so how to run it now ?

[pizzalord22]

indeed, what is the correct way of launching it?

[DrNixx]

If you are a developer, you can look at the source code and you will understand. If you want to create your own Lichess server, you won’t get any support here.

[pizzalord22]

exactly which part of the source code, i am not exactly going to go trough everything to figure out which file i should actually run.

[gbtami]

@pizzalord22 if you are lazy to find the relevant info, don't expect help from others here.

[pizzalord22]

i am not saying i wont look through the source code, but to me it looks like main.py was remove and replaced with other files which all just give config errors. even when you copy paste the config from the read me and rename it. as i said before my python skills are not that good. so i probably wont find out what the config should look like or exactly which file to run. but it is apparent that this project has a zero help policy. and has a just read the source code policy.

[pbx]

@pizzalord22 - I just looked at this project for the first time tonight so I know nothing, but it looks like 3fb29fc is the last commit that touched main.py before it was removed.

I'm not sure why your reasonable question is being answered with resistance and a puzzle, but that commit seems like a good starting point to find out what became of main.py and its functionality.

[pizzalord22]

thank ill take a look at it.

[rainydew]

tools.py