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The Tech Tree will occupy its own separate reel of the archive, and will include its own guide. |
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Understood. How/where/when will the content of the Tech Tree be available? Eager to see the technical specifics! Thanks |
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Please provide an explanation of how the GitHub tech tree is structured and how can we access it? |
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In the guide, and also in the https://archiveprogram.github.com/faq/ tech tree is mentioned, but nowhere any example how it should look like, what should be its structure or any other guide for repo owners to make their tech tree. Is there any more info on this topic?