V1/refactor #52
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this removes the is/matching colission
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/cc @AlecBurgess -- does the current README make any sense ? 👍 👎 |
This was referenced Dec 16, 2016
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on the 203rd build, the tests passed! 🎉
This is a near Herculean rewrite . Dex is now many more times maintainable and sports a strong symbiotic relationship with shell-helpers. I hope this ultimately results in approachable code that is easy to contribute to without worry of complicated after-effects. Despite the bash.
Post-merge we need to concentrate on documentation and finalizing the runtime label behavior. This will get us to v1.
We can start v2 planning post-release -- next up is to work on dexbuilds infrastucture and the "Dexfile" idea outlined in #51
Please do give the runtime and documentation a lookover if possible 😄
long live dex.