- Students are required to create an 'issue' on the repository on GitHub as a first step.
- The issue needs to be filed in the following syntax ONLY: "I found a bug in line #__ in Program_.py/cpp."
- Whosoever files the issue first, gets a chance to debug it and send a pull request with the corrected code. This corrected code should just have changes to fix the filed bug, and no other moderations.
- After you create an issue, it is reserved for you to solve for the next T minutes. If you are unable to solve it in that duration, anyone else can take up that bug.
- In case no one else takes up that bug and you wish it to be reassigned to you, then after a minimum duration of X minutes, you can reassign it to yourself following the same syntax.
- A team can at a time work on 2 bugs AT THE MOST.
- Each file has a rated complexity. All bugs in that file are of that complexity only. Detecting and solving a bug of different complexities fetches different scores.
- In case of a tie of scores, time of creating pull request shall be taken into consideration and code quality.
- In implementation questions, there are no points for error detection.
- Each team can maximum solve 2 'E' complexity bugs.