docker: bump python from 3.12-slim to 3.14-slim - #1
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Bumps python from 3.12-slim to 3.14-slim. --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: python dependency-version: 3.14-slim dependency-type: direct:production ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
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…tically leaderboards() only accepts its own fixed window keys and silently clamps anything else to 30d, so a contest window has to build from Window directly — the historical-months path in aggregation.py already does exactly this. build_boards gains a limit kwarg, defaulting to the display top-10 every existing caller wants. Three differences from the killboard's own boards, all deliberate: Only contest-eligible accounts are ranked. A pilot who never enrolled, or whose token has lapsed, cannot win anything, so they are not on the board and the places are computed among the pilots actually competing. The raffle's "top killer" can therefore differ from the killboard's, which is correct — the raffle only knows pilots who connected a token — and it means place #1 is the pilot who gets paid rather than "#2 who happens to be eligible". Rollup is by ACCOUNT, not by mains_for. core.pilots.mains_for maps a linked character whose account has no is_main flagged to itself, so rolling up by main leaves such an account as two rows: one person holding two places on one board, collecting the same fixed prize twice. Keying on user_id cannot do that, because the account is the thing being paid. Ties break on the lower character id. leaderboards._rank sorts with Python's stable sort over a GROUP BY carrying no ORDER BY, so tied pilots can swap places between two runs of the same query. Harmless on a display board; unacceptable when the place decides a payout. Boards are ranked 200 deep but displayed 10, so a pilot sitting 14th can still be told they are 14th and what closing one place costs — which is the job the board exists to do. A tie is reported as level rather than as a gap of zero. All eight boards build in one pass and cache together. A contest board's cost is independent of the window width — _kill_rows starts from KillmailParticipant, whose index carries no time column — and every contest is its own cache key, so the killboard's warmed windows buy nothing here.
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Bumps python from 3.12-slim to 3.14-slim.