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BattleField version 0.9.14 beta "Talk of Freedom"

08 Feb 19:58
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  • Show information about confidence intervals in progress
  • Show Elo rating confidence intervals
  • Always show Unclear when the number of played games is low
  • Better estimate confidence intervals
  • Wait before the engine starts after issuing "ucinewgame" command

BattleField version 0.9.13 beta "No Sorrow, No Pain"

02 Jan 13:05
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  • Print progress correctly when stderr is redirected
  • Increase engine timeouts
  • Fix division by zero error when running with -j 1
  • Improve the estimation of remaining time further (now with machine learning)

BattleField version 0.9.12 beta "Profit from Our Victory"

31 Dec 01:08
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  • Support exporting games in SoFGameSet format, which is going to be used soon to tune SoFCheck
  • Fix race condition in TParallelRunner
  • Improve the estimation of remaining time, especially when only a few matches completed
  • Build binaries for arm-linux and aarch64-linux targets

BattleField version 0.9.11 beta "The Blades of Grass"

31 Jul 18:59
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  • The code now compiles successfully on macOS. Still, no binaries are distributed and the program is not tested for this OS.
  • Fixed crash in PrintEloDifference when one of the sides always loses
  • Cosmetic changes
  • Time control is now supported, so the engines can play, for example, 15 minutes per 40 moves

BattleField version 0.9.10 beta "The Spectral Torch"

05 Jun 21:41
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  • First release to support Windows. BattleField will work slower on this OS, especially when the engines make move once in a few milliseconds. This issue won't be fixed anytime soon
  • Minor changes in displaying messages
  • More optimizations

BattleField version 0.9.9 beta "The Arrows Fly"

04 Jun 14:55
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The first version of BattleField released on GitHub. The binaries are provided for GNU/Linux and Android. Android builds were verified to run in Termux.

Windows is theoretically supported, but not tested, so there are no binaries for Windows.