Decision
The fork stays public; the match data never enters git
The rules require a public repository at submission, so we work in the open from day one — and keep every byte of match data out of git.
Context
Our project notes said the repository would stay private until we understood the rules. The rules turned out to answer the question: the submission needs a public code repository that regenerates our file from the data.
Decision
GTT-TalentArena/more-than-a-hack-2027stays public while we work.- No match data in git, ever.
data/is git-ignored except its README, as in the upstream repository, and so are videos and anything that could reconstruct the tracking. - This log follows the same rule: aggregate metrics and conclusions, never frame-level data.
Consequences
Other teams can read our code as we write it. We accept that: the ranking comes from the private full-match ground truth, and a repository that reproduces its result is required anyway.