4.31.0-beta02

Changes for release 4.31.0-beta02

4.31.0-beta02: Fix: the dark mode scoreboard table background was not the same as the page background

4.31.0-beta02: Fix: files from an override zip did not correctly override files on the classpath

4.31.0-beta01: Fix: toggle between light and dark display did not show the selected value correctly.

4.31.0-alpha04: New feature toggle setting on the "Language and Settings" page.

4.31.0-alpha04: New scoreboards are the default when using the Displays page buttons. See the Notes below keep using the old scoreboards by using a feature toggle.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• New "Feature Toggle" capability to selectively enable features, located at the bottom the Languages and Parameters page. If more than one feature toggle is needed, they are separated by commas.

• New parameterized scoreboards. Colors can be changed in the styles/colors.css file (The default colors are the same as the previous defaults. The scoreboards can be zoomed in or out using the Ctrl+ and Ctrl- keys to accommodate more lines, or to make text bigger with smaller groups.

  • displays/results show results only, with ranks. If the screen is VGA or narrower (old-style projectors) then only the total rank is kept.
  • displays/resultsLeaders same, but with the leaders of the current athlete's main category shown at the bottom
  • displays/resultsLeadersRanks same, but all the ranks in all the eligible categories are shown.
  • displays/resultsMedals for medals.
  • The ratio of team column to name column can be changed in styles/results.css for federations that use very long team names.

  Notes

  • The old URLs still work alongside the new URLs (new page names that start with results)
  • To keep using the old scoreboards when clicking the buttons, include the word oldScoreboards to the list of "Feature Toggles" at the bottom of the "Languages and Settings" page.
  • Changing colors.css also changes the attempt board and the decision display . Top teams / Top Sinclair do not have a light theme, so only the background colors are changed.

• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal creates a "Marshal Issue" notification to the other TOs.

• Fix: Password issues. In some circumstances, password access to the application would stop working, requiring the use of configuration variables to override.

• Fix: When running a round-robin competition, the weight requested between rounds can be lower than that at the last clock start. The normal check is therefore disabled.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names. Je

4.31.0-beta01

Changes for release 4.31.0-beta01

4.31.0-beta01: Fix: toggle between light and dark display did not show the selected value correctly.

4.31.0-alpha04: New feature toggle setting on the "Language and Settings" page.

4.31.0-alpha04: New scoreboards are the default when using the Displays page buttons. See the Notes below keep using the old scoreboards by using a feature toggle.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• New "Feature Toggle" capability to selectively enable features, located at the bottom the Languages and Parameters page. If more than one feature toggle is needed, they are separated by commas.

• New parameterized scoreboards. Colors can be changed in the styles/colors.css file (The default colors are the same as the previous defaults. The scoreboards can be zoomed in or out using the Ctrl+ and Ctrl- keys to accommodate more lines, or to make text bigger with smaller groups.

  • displays/results show results only, with ranks. If the screen is VGA or narrower (old-style projectors) then only the total rank is kept.
  • displays/resultsLeaders same, but with the leaders of the current athlete's main category shown at the bottom
  • displays/resultsLeadersRanks same, but all the ranks in all the eligible categories are shown.
  • displays/resultsMedals for medals.
  • The ratio of team column to name column can be changed in styles/results.css for federations that use very long team names.

  Notes

  • The old URLs still work alongside the new URLs (new page names that start with results)
  • To keep using the old scoreboards when clicking the buttons, include the word oldScoreboards to the list of "Feature Toggles" at the bottom of the "Languages and Settings" page.
  • Changing colors.css also changes the attempt board and the decision display . Top teams / Top Sinclair do not have a light theme, so only the background colors are changed.

• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal creates a "Marshal Issue" notification to the other TOs.

• Fix: Password issues. In some circumstances, password access to the application would stop working, requiring the use of configuration variables to override.

• Fix: When running a round-robin competition, the weight requested between rounds can be lower than that at the last clock start. The normal check is therefore disabled.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names. Je

4.31.0-alpha04

Changes for release 4.31.0-alpha04

4.31.0-alpha04: New "Feature Toggle" capability to selectively enable features, located at the bottom the Languages and Parameters page.

4.31.0-alpha04: New scoreboards are the default when using the Displays page buttons.

• The old URLs still work alongside the new URLs (new page names that start with results)
• To keep using the old scoreboards when clicking the buttons, add the word oldScoreboards to the "Feature Toggles" setting.
• New resultsMedals page which is used when switching from the new public scoreboards
• Top teams / top sinclair are partially converted to new colors.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• New parameterized scoreboards. Colors can be changed in the styles/colors.css file (colors also change the attempt board and decision display) . The default values are same as the previous defaults.
  The ratio of team column to name column can be changed in styles/results.css for federations that use very long team names. The scoreboards can be zoomed in or out using the Ctrl+ and Ctrl- keys to accommodate more lines, or conversely to make text bigger.
  • displays/results show results only, with ranks. If the screen is VGA or narrower (old-style projectors) then only the total rank is kept.
  • displays/resultsLeaders same, but with the leaders of the current athlete's main category shown at the bottom
  • displays/resultsLeadersRanks same, but all the ranks in all the eligible categories are shown.
  • displays/resultsMedals for medals.
• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal creates a "Marshal Issue" notification to the other TOs.
• Fix: Password issues. In some circumstances, password access to the application would stop working, requiring the use of configuration variables to override.
• Fix: When running a round-robin competition, the weight requested between rounds can be lower than that at the last clock start. The normal check is therefore disabled.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.31.0-alpha03

Changes for release 4.31.0-alpha03

4.31.0-alpha03: all three types of result scoreboards are available for testing (see below). Team scoreboards have not been changed yet to use the colors.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• New parameterized scoreboards. Colors can be changed in the styles/colors.css file (colors also change the attempt board and decision display) . The default values are same as the previous defaults.
  The ratio of team column to name column can be changed in styles/results.css for federations that use very long team names. The scoreboards can be zoomed in or out using the Ctrl+ and Ctrl- keys to accommodate more lines, or conversely to make text bigger.
  • displays/results show results only, with ranks. If the screen is VGA or narrower (old-style projectors) then only the total rank is kept.
  • displays/resultsLeaders same, but with the leaders of the current athlete's main category shown at the bottom
  • displays/resultsLeadersRanks same, but all the ranks in all the eligible categories are shown.
• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal creates a "Marshal Issue" notification to the other TOs.
• Fix: Password issues. In some circumstances, password access to the application would stop working, requiring the use of configuration variables to override.
• Fix: When running a round-robin competition, the weight requested between rounds can be lower than that at the last clock start. The normal check is therefore disabled.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.31.0-alpha02

Changes for release 4.31.0-alpha02

4.31.0-alpha02: Fix: lift name / total now translated on the Medal report spreadsheet.

4.31.0-alpha02: Fix: in a round-robin competition, it is possible to have weight changes lower than the weight on last clock start.

4.31.0-alpha02: Fix: when importing a database with a local definition override zip, the override was not applied (a restart was required).

4.31.0-alpha02: Fix: changing to today's date in the competition editing page resulted in an empty date.

4.31.0-alpha01: Fix: unpleasant interactions between Hibernate, Vaadin and Postgres with respect to Blob storage could prevent configuration updates from being stored

4.31.0-alpha01: Fix: the password "salt" was sometimes recomputed when it should not have, preventing password from being deciphered.

4.31.0-alpha00: Experimental scoreboard styling

• New experimental scoreboard: URL displays/results (no button yet). Browser-zoomable with Ctrl+ Ctrl- Ctrl0. Size of team column is configurable in new stylesheet styles/results.css (target is to make resizable interactively)
• New styles/colors.css file is shared by the new results scoreboard and attempt/decision boards. Changing color can be done once for new scoreboard and attempt/decision board. Note: old scoreboards still use old stylesheets.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal indicates "Marshal Issue" to other TOs.
• Fix: Password issues. In some circumstances, password access to the application would stop working, requiring the use of configuration variables to override.
• Fix: When running a round-robin competition, the weight requested between rounds can be lower than that at the last clock start.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.31.0-alpha01

Changes for release 4.31.0-alpha01

4.31.0-alpha01: Fix: unpleasant interactions between Hibernate, Vaadin and Postgres with respect to Blob storage could prevent configuration updates from being stored

4.31.0-alpha01: Fix: the password "salt" was sometimes recomputed when it should not have, preventing password from being deciphered.

4.31.0-alpha00: Experimental scoreboard styling

• New experimental scoreboard: URL displays/results (no button yet). Browser-zoomable with Ctrl+ Ctrl- Ctrl0. Size of team column is configurable in new stylesheet styles/results.css (target is to make resizable interactively)
• New styles/colors.css file is shared by the new results scoreboard and attempt/decision boards. Changing color can be done once for new scoreboard and attempt/decision board. Note: old scoreboards still use old stylesheets.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal indicates "Marshal Issue" to other TOs.
• Fix: Password issues. In some circumstances, password access to the application would stop working, requiring the use of configuration variables to override.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.31.0-alpha00

Changes for release 4.31.0-alpha00

4.31.0-alpha00: Experimental scoreboard styling

• New experimental scoreboard: URL displays/results (no button yet). Browser-zoomable with Ctrl+ Ctrl- Ctrl0. Size of team column is configurable in new stylesheet styles/results.css (target is to make resizable interactively)
• New styles/colors.css file is shared by the new results scoreboard and attempt/decision boards. Changing color can be done once for new scoreboard and attempt/decision board. Note: old scoreboards still use old stylesheets.

Changes for 4.31. releases*

• Improvement: Break triggered by marshal indicates "Marshal Issue" to other TOs.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Improved management of ceremonies

  • Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.
  • New Medals spreadsheet for the announcer see Result Documents.
  • Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards. Warmup scoreboards do not switch during the medal ceremonies.
  • Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)

• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.

• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.

• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.

• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)

• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.

• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)

• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)

• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)

• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.30.7-rc01

Changes for release 4.30.7-rc01

4.30.7-rc01: restored correct behavior for 2:00 late declaration.

4.30.6: Fix: If an athlete lifted and was set to lift again but immediately moved up while the decision was still shown, then the next athlete would wrongly get 2:00.

4.30.5: Performance improvements and minor fix

• User interface responsiveness improvements, in particular for marshal weight changes
• Fix: Scoreboards did not switch to "group results" title at the end of the very first group.

Changes for 4.30. releases*

Fixes/improvements on rules processing

• Fix: On a two-minute clock, a late declaration is again being signaled as an error. Also enabled time checks when the clock is forced to 1:00 or 2:00 after a marshal or loading error.
• Fix: For Masters categories, the 80% rule was not being applied systematically on weight changes
• Improvement: If a change is made to the first snatch and the first CJ needs to change, the system will show a message whenever athlete card is opened until the first CJ is fixed.
• Fix: Default for birth dates reset to full date instead of year only.

Improved management of ceremonies

• Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.

• Documented the Result Documents, including the new Medals spreadsheet for the announcer.

• Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards selection is done when display starts or is clicked. Public Scoreboards switch to display of medal winners during the medal ceremony. They revert to the normal display at the end of the ceremony. Warmup room displays ignore the medal ceremony and keep the scoreboard

• Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

Usability/understandability changes

• Document downloads : disabled the download button if no template is selected, updated the default values for protocol/start list/athlete cards, added missing paper formats.
• Moved database import/export to main preparation page
• Moved the reload of translation file to bottom of the "Languages and Settings" configuration page
• Medal eligibility categories are no longer systematically recomputed at weigh-in. This facilitates the processing of (for example) masters that opt out of senior medals in spite of having made the total.

Technical Fixes

• Fix: it is again possible to upload a zip file on a laptop configuration to override the templates/styles.
• Fix: the server was needlessly sending instructions to emit the down sound back to the computer with keypads. Emitting the sound a second time on top of the first could cause a delay on some computers.
• Fix: use of certain characters in group names was creating illegal file names and preventing downloads.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)
• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.
• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.
• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.
• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)
• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.
• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)
• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)
• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)
• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.30.6-rc01

Changes for release 4.30.6-rc01

4.30.6-rc01: Restored normal logging levels, routine build before official release.

4.30.6-beta02: Fix: beta01 broke clock management when changes by another athlete were made after clock start.

4.30.6-beta01: Fix: If an athlete lifted and was set to lift again (with 2:00) but immediately moved up while the decision was still shown, then the next athlete would get a 2:00.

4.30.5 Performance improvements and minor fix

• User interface responsiveness improvements, in particular for marshal weight changes
• Fix: Scoreboards did not switch to "group results" title at the end of the very first group.
• Spanish (Spain) translation

Changes for 4.30. releases*

Fixes/improvements on rules processing

• Fix: On a two-minute clock, a late declaration is again being signaled as an error. Also enabled time checks when the clock is forced to 1:00 or 2:00 after a marshal or loading error.
• Fix: For Masters categories, the 80% rule was not being applied systematically on weight changes
• Improvement: If a change is made to the first snatch and the first CJ needs to change, the system will show a message whenever athlete card is opened until the first CJ is fixed.
• Fix: Default for birth dates reset to full date instead of year only.

Improved management of ceremonies

• Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.

• Documented the Result Documents, including the new Medals spreadsheet for the announcer.

• Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards selection is done when display starts or is clicked. Public Scoreboards switch to display of medal winners during the medal ceremony. They revert to the normal display at the end of the ceremony. Warmup room displays ignore the medal ceremony and keep the scoreboard

• Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

Usability/understandability changes

• Document downloads : disabled the download button if no template is selected, updated the default values for protocol/start list/athlete cards, added missing paper formats.
• Moved database import/export to main preparation page
• Moved the reload of translation file to bottom of the "Languages and Settings" configuration page
• Medal eligibility categories are no longer systematically recomputed at weigh-in. This facilitates the processing of (for example) masters that opt out of senior medals in spite of having made the total.

Technical Fixes

• Fix: it is again possible to upload a zip file on a laptop configuration to override the templates/styles.
• Fix: the server was needlessly sending instructions to emit the down sound back to the computer with keypads. Emitting the sound a second time on top of the first could cause a delay on some computers.
• Fix: use of certain characters in group names was creating illegal file names and preventing downloads.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)
• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.
• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.
• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.
• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)
• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.
• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)
• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)
• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)
• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.

4.30.6-beta02

Changes for release 4.30.6-beta02

4.30.6-beta02: Fix: beta01 broke clock management when changes by another athlete were made after clock start.

4.30.6-beta01: Fix: If an athlete lifted and was set to lift again (with 2:00) but immediately moved up while the decision was still shown, then the next athlete would get a 2:00.

4.30.5 Performance improvements and minor fix

• User interface responsiveness improvements, in particular for marshal weight changes
• Fix: Scoreboards did not switch to "group results" title at the end of the very first group.
• Spanish (Spain) translation

Changes for 4.30. releases*

Fixes/improvements on rules processing

• Fix: On a two-minute clock, a late declaration is again being signaled as an error. Also enabled time checks when the clock is forced to 1:00 or 2:00 after a marshal or loading error.
• Fix: For Masters categories, the 80% rule was not being applied systematically on weight changes
• Improvement: If a change is made to the first snatch and the first CJ needs to change, the system will show a message whenever athlete card is opened until the first CJ is fixed.
• Fix: Default for birth dates reset to full date instead of year only.

Improved management of ceremonies

• Documented new and improved Breaks and Ceremonies procedures, including the Medal Ceremony process. Ceremonies take place without interfering with countdown timers.

• Documented the Result Documents, including the new Medals spreadsheet for the announcer.

• Selectable behavior for public vs warmup scoreboards selection is done when display starts or is clicked. Public Scoreboards switch to display of medal winners during the medal ceremony. They revert to the normal display at the end of the ceremony. Warmup room displays ignore the medal ceremony and keep the scoreboard

• Additional protocol templates with predefined paper sizes. Also included a version with snatch, clean&jerk and total ranks.

Usability/understandability changes

• Document downloads : disabled the download button if no template is selected, updated the default values for protocol/start list/athlete cards, added missing paper formats.
• Moved database import/export to main preparation page
• Moved the reload of translation file to bottom of the "Languages and Settings" configuration page
• Medal eligibility categories are no longer systematically recomputed at weigh-in. This facilitates the processing of (for example) masters that opt out of senior medals in spite of having made the total.

Technical Fixes

• Fix: it is again possible to upload a zip file on a laptop configuration to override the templates/styles.
• Fix: the server was needlessly sending instructions to emit the down sound back to the computer with keypads. Emitting the sound a second time on top of the first could cause a delay on some computers.
• Fix: use of certain characters in group names was creating illegal file names and preventing downloads.

Highlights from recent stable releases

• Jury console now supports summoning the referees either individually or all together. The jury console now allows direct reversal/confirmation of lifts (#435, #427)
• The Refereeing screen (typically used on phones or tablets) now displays notifications when a decision is expected or when the jury summons the referee.
• It is now possible to build affordable physical devices to receive instructions from owlcms (decision expected, jury calls referee) using MQTT. Software and circuit schematics are available at this location.
• Video Streaming: Support for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) automated scene switching. Added documentation for all supported transitions.
• It is now possible to choose and override the Excel templates for competitions cards, the start list, the starting weight sheet, the results (protocol), and the final package (attempts, sinclair, robi, team results, etc.)
• It is now possible to Export and Import the database content (#449). This allows taking a snapshot of the database in the middle of a competition. It also allows bringing back a Heroku database for local use, and conversely, setting up a competition locally prior to loading on Heroku.
• Explicit support for participation to multiple age groups (#433)
• All resources in the local directory take precedence over the built-in ones (visual styles, templates, age group definitions, sounds, etc.)
• Implemented the rules to prevent athletes from moving down their requested weight illegally. Moving down is denied if the athlete should already have attempted that weight according to the official lifting order. The exact checks resulting from applying the TCRR to that situation are spelled out in the documentation. (#418)
• Violations of rules for timing of declarations (before initial 30 seconds), and for changes (before final warning) are now signaled as errors (#425, #426). Overriding is possible for officiating mistakes.

Installation Instructions

• For Windows, download owlcms_setup.exe from the Assets section below and follow Windows Stand-alone Installation

  If you get a blue window with Windows protected your PC, or if Microsoft Edge gives you warnings, please see this page : Make Windows Defender Allow Installation

• For Linux and Mac OS, download the owlcms.zip file from the Assets section below and follow Linux or Mac Stand-alone Installation

• For Heroku cloud, no download is necessary. Follow the Heroku Cloud Installation to deploy your own copy. See also the additional configuration steps for large competitions on Heroku.

• For Kubernetes deployments, see k3s_setup.yaml file for cloud hosting using k3s. For other setups, download the kustomize files from k8s.zip file adapt them for your specific cluster and host names.