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Just realized that Hypothesis, coincidentally one of my favorite projects - it's pretty systemically, thoroughly good - has continuous releases which are basically a good example of Relentless SemVer.
One-SemVer-bump-per-atom-of-change wasn't a goal for them, but they wanted to do automated releases and were using SemVer, and that naturally converges on Relentless SemVer.
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Anyway, today in my Nokia N900 pathology problems: Python testing with Hypothesis triggers the "test data generation is extremely slow" check way too easily on the N900.
So I've had to go locally patch the conjecture engine source file in Hypothesis to change the draw time threshold from 1.0 to 8.0. But this "fix" doesn't sit 100% comfortably with me, because by doing this I might be masking something which would legitimately trigger that check on reasonably modern hardware.
