feat: Add support for dummy game creation via environment variable#10
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m3rchant-man wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenChamp:mainfrom
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feat: Add support for dummy game creation via environment variable#10m3rchant-man wants to merge 1 commit intoOpenChamp:mainfrom
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Implementation is a bit messy, needs cleaning before merging. |
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I'll refactor with a full dummy docker image when I get a chance. |
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Added support for DUMMY_GAME to assist in queue debug testing
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I will likely update this at some point with a full dummy server. As of now, it intentionally omits the failure of the image on creation. This allows it to fail on the monitoring stage. This allows the users to document that they should have been connected allowing to run tests for queuing.