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Dev Notes

Software Build RaceAssist.exe

pyinstaller --onefile --noconsole `
--icon=RaceAssist.ico `
--version-file=version.txt `
--add-data="..\venv\Lib\site-packages\mediapipe\modules;mediapipe\modules" `
run.py

Download Feature for RaceAssist.exe in README.md

🧾 1. Upload RaceAssist.exe to a GitHub Release

You cannot directly link .exe from the repo folder — GitHub blocks downloads of binaries for security.

Instead:

  1. Go to your GitHub repo
  2. Click "Releases" (or create a new one from "Create a new release")
  3. Attach RaceAssist.exe as a binary asset
  4. Publish the release

Once published, the download URL will look like:

https://github.com/<username>/<repo>/releases/download/<tag>/RaceAssist.exe

Example:

https://github.com/kintsugidev/RaceAssist/releases/download/v1.0/RaceAssist.exe

🧩 2. Add to README.md

Use this Markdown snippet:

## 🔽 Download & Try Now

### ✅ RaceAssist – Plug & Play Edition  
> 🎮 No Python. No Setup. Just Run & Race.

[![Download RaceAssist](https://img.shields.io/badge/Download-RaceAssist.exe-blue?logo=windows)](https://github.com/kintsugidev/RaceAssist/releases/download/v1.0/RaceAssist.exe)

📝 Make sure to update the actual URL with your real GitHub release link.

Delete or modify a middle commit

⚠️ IMPORTANT WARNING

If you've already pushed your commits to a remote (like GitHub) and other people or systems rely on it, rewriting history (like deleting a middle commit) can cause issues or conflicts.

If you're working alone or haven't pushed yet, you're safe to proceed.

🧹 Option 1: Use Interactive Rebase (Safest for Middle Commits)

This allows you to edit, delete, or squash any commit before HEAD.

✅ Steps:

# Open the last N commits in interactive rebase
git rebase -i HEAD~N
# Replace N with number of commits from HEAD you want to go back (e.g., 5)

🔧 In the Editor That Opens:

You'll see something like:

pick a1b2c3d Commit message 1
pick d4e5f6g Commit message 2 ← you want to delete this?
pick h7i8j9k Commit message 3
  • Change the word pick to drop for the commit you want to delete:
pick a1b2c3d Commit message 1
drop d4e5f6g Commit message 2  ← this will be deleted
pick h7i8j9k Commit message 3
  • Save and close the editor. Git will rebase and remove that commit.

🚨 If You've Already Pushed

Then after the rebase, you'll need to force push:

git push --force

Caution: This rewrites history. If you're working with others, they will need to sync using git pull --rebase or reset their branches.

🧠 Pro Tip

Use git log --oneline to find the number of commits and commit hashes before rebasing.