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Don't you think companies or developers that manage python libraries should be given extra time before a new version release to make things compatible and fix new bugs?
Like a month or two where they get full info about new features but before the version is publicly available to …
Some context first: I'm one person building an open-source research tool, and most of the code is written by AI coding agents (Claude Code and Codex) running in parallel. They write code quickly. What slowed everything down was the test suite: on one recent change the merge check selected 406 …
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