Update arrlsections to the current list #417
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Canada (RAC) made a number of changes to their sections which became effective sometime this year. While this list will work going forward, I think there needs to be discussion of handling this list for backward compatibility in the future.
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As noted in the commit message, there should probably be some discussion on handling this list for backward compatibility. |
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Thanks for the update. IMO users requiring backward compatibility (being able to open past logs using the then-current rules) shall store the rules/settings in separate directories. Something like arrldx2020, arrldx2021, ... |
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Same goes for cty.dat database. Should be in the contest directory to avoid a re-scoring due to a newer database file. |
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Closing. See PR #447. |
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Canada (RAC) made a number of changes to their sections which became effective sometime this year. While this list will work going forward, I think there needs to be discussion of handling this list for backward compatibility in the future.