idk but this breaks it

src/main.cpp

@@ -19,17 +19,17 @@ void leftLongPress1() { printf("Left Long Press!\n"); }
 void leftShortRelease1() { printf("Left Short Release!\n"); }
 
 void initialize() {
-    // We can register functions to run when buttons are pressed
-    Gamepad::master.Down.onPress("downPress1", downPress1);
-    // ...or when they're released
-    Gamepad::master.Up.onRelease("downRelease1", upRelease1);
-    // There's also the longPress event
-    Gamepad::master.Left.onLongPress("leftLongPress1", leftLongPress1);
-    // We can have two functions on one button,
-    // just remember to give them different names
-    Gamepad::master.Left.onShortRelease("leftShortRelease", leftShortRelease1);
-    // And we can use lambda's too
-    Gamepad::master.X.onShortRelease("xShortRelease1", []() { printf("X Short Release!\n"); });
+    // // We can register functions to run when buttons are pressed
+    // Gamepad::master.Down.onPress("downPress1", downPress1);
+    // // ...or when they're released
+    // Gamepad::master.Up.onRelease("downRelease1", upRelease1);
+    // // There's also the longPress event
+    // Gamepad::master.Left.onLongPress("leftLongPress1", leftLongPress1);
+    // // We can have two functions on one button,
+    // // just remember to give them different names
+    // Gamepad::master.Left.onShortRelease("leftShortRelease", leftShortRelease1);
+    // // And we can use lambda's too
+    // Gamepad::master.X.onShortRelease("xShortRelease1", []() { printf("X Short Release!\n"); });
 }
 
 /**
@@ -77,8 +77,8 @@ void autonomous() {}
  * task, not resume it from where it left off.
  */
 void opcontrol() {
-    pros::MotorGroup left_mg({1, -2, 3}); // Creates a motor group with forwards ports 1 & 3 and reversed port 2
-    pros::MotorGroup right_mg({-4, 5, -6}); // Creates a motor group with forwards port 4 and reversed ports 4 & 6
+    // pros::MotorGroup left_mg({1, -2, 3}); // Creates a motor group with forwards ports 1 & 3 and reversed port 2
+    // pros::MotorGroup right_mg({-4, 5, -6}); // Creates a motor group with forwards port 4 and reversed ports 4 & 6
 
     while (true) {
         // Remember to ALWAYS call update at the start of your while loop!
@@ -87,10 +87,10 @@ void opcontrol() {
         Gamepad::master.print_line(0, "hello\n\nhi");
 
         // We'll use the arcade control scheme
-        int dir = Gamepad::master.LeftY; // Gets amount forward/backward from left joystick
-        int turn = Gamepad::master.RightX; // Gets the turn left/right from right joystick
-        left_mg.move(dir - turn); // Sets left motor voltage
-        right_mg.move(dir + turn); // Sets right motor voltage
+        // int dir = Gamepad::master.LeftY; // Gets amount forward/backward from left joystick
+        // int turn = Gamepad::master.RightX; // Gets the turn left/right from right joystick
+        // left_mg.move(dir - turn); // Sets left motor voltage
+        // right_mg.move(dir + turn); // Sets right motor voltage
 
         pros::delay(25); // Wait for 25 ms, then update the motor values again
     }