Scripts currently use the legacy library code i.e. v0.1. Some scripts can be implemented using v0.2.0, others will need the features listed in issue #21. These two issues may be competing for resources, as implementing the scripts will be a good self-test for the library. However, with version v0.2 already released, any breaking changes should be held off until v0.3 anyway.
It would be good to implement scientist-style experiments between the old and new implementations. The selected test cases should then be preserved as acceptance tests for both the library and the scripts.
Scripts currently use the legacy library code i.e. v0.1. Some scripts can be implemented using v0.2.0, others will need the features listed in issue #21. These two issues may be competing for resources, as implementing the scripts will be a good self-test for the library. However, with version v0.2 already released, any breaking changes should be held off until v0.3 anyway.
It would be good to implement
scientist-style experiments between the old and new implementations. The selected test cases should then be preserved as acceptance tests for both the library and the scripts.