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cache:
directories:
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install:
- mkdir -p $HOME/.cache/diplomacy
- wget -nv https://storage.googleapis.com/ppaquette-diplomacy/cache-jenkins/convoy_paths_cache.pkl -O $HOME/.cache/diplomacy/convoy_paths_cache.pkl
- pip install -r requirements.txt
- pip install -r requirements_dev.txt
- touch run_install_nvm.sh
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script: ./run_tests.sh
jobs:
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include ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
include CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
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include README.md
include requirements.txt
include requirements_dev.txt
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"claude-3-5-haiku-20241022": {
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=== S1901M ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"summary": "In the S1901M phase, most powers maintained their positions without any territorial gains. Austria’s orders to hold Bud and Tri were successful, while Vienna’s attempt to move toward Boh did not effect a change. Similarly, England’s fleets ordered to move from Edinburgh to NWG and from London to ENG, as well as the army’s order from Liverpool to Yorkshire, ended up holding their original positions. France’s orders—Brest holding, Marseille holding, and Paris’s attempted move toward Burgundy—left their centers unchanged. Germany’s orders to maneuver from Kiel to Holland and Berlin to Kiel, with Munich held solid, also resulted in no change. Italy’s coordinated move, with Rome advancing toward Apulia and supported by Venice, did not alter the board, leaving all Italian units in their home centers. Russia and Turkey likewise issued orders that left their units in place. Overall, no moves or supports managed to dislodge an enemy or capture additional centers this turn, and the board remains as it was, with no retreats necessary."
}
=== F1901M ===
This turn was marked primarily by holds and bounced moves rather than successful offensives. Austria solidified its position by holding in BUD, TRI, and its newly gained BOH after losing VIE. England’s units (NWG, ENG, and YOR) largely remained in place even though NWG attempted a move toward NAO and ENG toward NTH, suggesting these advances were rebuffed. France tried to expand with BRE moving toward ENG and coordinated MAR’s move to GAS supported by BUR; however, none of these efforts resulted in a change of position, even as France’s unit composition shifted with the gain of BUR and loss of PAR.
On the German side, although KIE attempted to provide support (for a move on RUH) that was ultimately voided, both MUN and HOL stayed put. Germany’s overall composition was adjusted by gaining HOL and KIE while losing BER and its previous KIE. Italy’s maneuver to send VEN to TRI bounced, and even though ION was ordered to convoy APU toward GRE, both APU and VEN were forced to remain in their starting positions, highlighting a failed attempt to contest territory.
Russia also saw mixed results: while FIN’s planned move to SWE held, SEV’s advance toward BLA bounced. UKR and WAR held steady, maintaining Russia’s influence. In Turkey’s case, BLA and BUL held firm while the attempt to move CON toward BUL was bounced, even as Turkey gained BUL and BLA and lost SMY and ANK.
Overall, this phase saw several attempted advances and support orders (including a voided support from Germany’s KIE) that ultimately resulted in a board state where most units held their positions despite the underlying shifts in power composition from previous gains and losses.
=== W1901A ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"summary": "In the W1901A phase, several orders had mixed outcomes. Germany’s fleet from Berlin acted as ordered, while Italy’s orders split: the army in Naples appears to have executed its move, but the fleet from Rome had its order voided. Russia’s fleet from St. Petersburg successfully carried out its action, and Turkey’s order from Ankara was implemented while its Smyrna order was voided. In addition, notable board changes took place. England bolstered its forces with new fleets (F NTH and F NAO) even as it lost others (F NWG and F ENG). France improved its position by gaining A GAS and F ENG while losing F BRE and A MAR. Germany expanded by acquiring the HOL center, and Italy both adjusted its unit complement—gaining A GRE while losing A APU—and secured the GRE center. Russia added a fleet (F SWE), shed F FIN, and claimed the SWE center, while Turkey captured the BUL center. There were no retreats, and overall, the phase featured a mixture of successful orders and voided moves that led to subtle shifts in unit placement and territorial influence."
}

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=== S1901M ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"summary": "In phase S1901M all powers largely held their positions. Austria, France, Italy, Russia, and Turkey successfully executed hold orders, resulting in no changes to their unit placements or centers. England attempted to move its fleet from Edinburgh to the North Sea (with support from its fleet in London), but the move bounced, likely due to an equal contest of force or a miscalculation in strength, so F EDI remained in Edinburgh. Similarly, Germany’s attempt to move its unit from Munich to Ruhr (A MUN - RUH) failed after bouncing, probably due to insufficient support or issues with valid adjacencies, leaving the unit in Munich. There were no changes to supply centers, and the status quo persists, setting up the stage for any future strategic adjustments."
}

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=== S1901M ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"orders": [
"Austria attempted to support moves into Galicia and advance its fleet from Trieste to the Adriatic, but both orders were void, leaving its units in BUD, VIE, and TRI.",
"England’s orders to move its fleets (from LON to ENG and EDI to NTH) and its army from LVP to YOR did not succeed, so their units remain in their original positions.",
"Similarly, France’s moves (F BRE to PIC, A PAR to BUR) and Italy’s maneuvers (F NAP to ION, A ROM to APU, A VEN to TYR) failed to yield any relocation, while Germany opted to hold all units.",
"Russia’s support moves (A MOS supporting F STP/SC and A WAR supporting a move into Galicia) and its fleet actions (F SEV to RUM, F STP/SC hold) did not change its positions, and Turkey’s orders aimed at ARM, BUL, and BLA also fizzled.",
"Overall, no moves were successful this turn, no territories changed hands, and the board state remained exactly as before with no captures or retreats."
]
}
=== F1901M ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"orders": [
"Austria built a new fleet in Adriatic (F ADR) to replace its lost fleet in Trieste, and attempted a coordinated move with its Budapest army to Serbia while also trying to support that army moving from Budapest to Trieste; however, the support from Vienna was cut (its order became void), so the intended boost did not materialize.",
"England replaced its losses by building new units—an army in York, a fleet in English Channel, and a fleet in North Sea. The fleet in the Channel tried to move to the North Sea but bounced, meaning all new units remained in their original positions.",
"France built two new units (an army in Burgundy and a fleet in Picardy) while losing its previous unit placements in Paris and Brest. Orders to move the new fleet from Picardy to Brest did not succeed, so the French units stayed put, with the army holding in Marseilles.",
"Germany’s forces (Munich, Berlin, and the fleet in Kiel) held their positions. A support order from Berlin to Munich was issued but did not lead to any change, so German units remained in place.",
"Italy constructed new forces—a new army in Apulia (attempting a convoy move to Albania via Ionian Sea) and an army in Tyrol, alongside the fleet in Ionian Sea—as part of a reconstitution after losing units in Naples, Rome, and Venice. The convoy order did not result in a relocation, so the units retained their current positions.",
"Russia attempted to send its army in Warsaw to Ukraine with support from the Moscow army, but the support order was cut (void), and the Warsaw army remained in place. Meanwhile, Russia built a new fleet in the Black Sea (F RUM) to replace its lost fleet in Sevastopol, and its units held in the other designated areas.",
"Turkey’s orders were straightforward as all three units (the army in Arm, the fleet in Black Sea area BLA, and the army in Bulgaria) held. Turkey replaced its lost units (from Smyrna, Ankara, and Constantinople) with these new units, maintaining its current positions."
]
}
=== W1901A ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"orders": [
"In the W1901A phase, Austria’s move from Budapest (A BUD) was executed successfully while its Trieste move (A TRI) failed (void). As a result, Austria lost its unit in Budapest but added a new unit in Serbia and secured the SER center.",
"Russia's order from Sevastopol (A SEV) was carried out successfully, reinforcing its position in the southeast.",
"Turkey saw a mixed result: the move from Constantinople (A CON) succeeded, but the order from Smyrna (A SMY) was void. Turkey further expanded its influence by adding the BUL center.",
"Additional adjustments were noted off the board: France replaced lost units (losing F PIC and A BUR) by gaining A PAR and F BRE, while Italy substituted A APU with A ALB. Russia and Turkey also expanded their respective center holdings with the gains of RUM and BUL.",
"The current board position now reflects these changes with updated placements for Austria, Russia, Turkey, and the remaining powers, marking significant shifts in unit composition and center control this turn."
]
}
=== S1901M ===
{
"summary": "During the Spring 1901 Movement phase, nearly all attempted moves failed to alter the board state. Austria’s fleet ordered to move from Trieste to Albania and its support order from Budapest for the Vienna-to-Trieste maneuver did not result in a change, leaving all units in their original positions. Similarly, England’s orders to shift its fleet and army, France’s moves and support action, Germany’s attempted advances, Italy’s moves toward the Ionian Sea and Apulia, Russia’s offensives and support, and Turkey’s actions (including a hold by its fleet in Ankara) all resolved without dislodging opposing forces or capturing new centers. In summary, no units changed locations and each power maintained its current supply centers and positions on the board."
}
=== F1901M ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"summary": "In phase F1901M, most attempted offensives were stymied by bounces or held positions. Austria’s attempted move from BUD to SER did not dislodge its unit, which remained at BUD, while it strengthened its presence by adding units in BOH and ALB and losing TRI and VIE. England’s forces held their posts at ENG, NTH, and YOR, consolidating a defensive stance despite a reshuffle that saw losses at EDI, LVP, and LON alongside new gains. France’s orders, which included a support from BRE for MAR’s move, resulted in a stable board with BRE, MAR, and the addition of BUR (offset by the loss of PAR). Germany’s moves—such as the attempted advance from KIE to HOL and F DEN’s push—failed to relocate units, leaving MUN, DEN, and KIE in place though the power shifted influence with the loss of BER and F KIE and gaining KIE and DEN. Italy’s coordinated support and move orders involving TYR, APU, and ION did not dislodge opponents, so its units (APU, TYR, and ION) remained in their previous positions, even as it adjusted its roster by losing VEN, NAP, and ROM. Russia’s aggressive orders met setbacks with notable bounces on A WAR and F LVN, leaving its fleet and army at WAR, UKR, BLA, and LVN, while its attempt to move F BLA to SEV also did not materialize. Meanwhile, Turkey’s units (ANK, ARM, and BUL) simply held, maintaining their established positions despite a change in their build composition. Overall, the turn was characterized by defensive postures, several failed advances, and reshuffling of unit inventories across the powers."
}
=== W1901A ===
During the Spring 1901 adjustment phase several significant changes occurred. Austria’s build orders did not go as planned; while attempts were made at Budapest, Trieste, and Vienna, only an army in Serbia appeared as a new unit and the center SER was gained, with the unit in BUD being lost and the orders in TRI and VIE turning void. In Germany’s case, orders aimed at Berlin and Kiel instead resulted in the creation of an army in Holstein and a fleet in the Swedish coast, with the country acquiring the HOL and SWE centers despite losing units originally in Kiel and in a position designated as DEN. France saw unit adjustments as well, gaining an army in GAS and one in PAR while losing forces previously positioned in MAR and BUR, reflecting internal rebalancing. Italy replaced its loss of an army in TYR with a successful addition in VEN, and Russia replaced a fleet in BLA with one in SEV. Finally, Turkey’s build order for a fleet in CON was successful and secured the BUL center even though its attempt to build an army in SMY turned void. Overall, the turn was marked by mixed results in build orders, with several intended units not materializing while new units and centers shifted the balance of power on the board.
=== S1901M ===
PARSABLE OUTPUT:
{
"orders": [
"During the S1901M phase, most attempted moves failed to alter the balance on the board. Austria’s fleet in Trieste tried moving to the Adriatic but was held, and its support order from Vienna for Budapest moving to Trieste ended up void. Likewise, Russia’s fleet in Sevastopol and Turkey’s fleet in Ank attempted moves that were both bounced. All powers, including England, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, and Turkey, ended up holding their positions with no successful advances or captures, leaving the unit placements and control of supply centers unchanged."
]
}

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