Paul Pogonyshev

Can you please clarify this in `README.md` then? Right now it makes it look like Mac OS is as well supported as Linux, it is even enumerated higher.

One might expect that EVM provides different binaries under the same name, depending on target OS. Or one might expect to do Travis testing on Mac OS, only to find...

> before you send your PR to help build Mac OS Travis binaries I don't have access to any Mac OS machine. > Would the suggested README clarification be helpful?...

@diamond-lizard Maybe verbose/trace mode in [Eldev](https://github.com/doublep/eldev) could be useful? E.g. it prints names of test files as it loads them. It is a build tool that supports Buttercup among other...

Nope, doesn't help. Still the same behavior. It seems to depend on the number of civs or something. If I reset to default parameters starting location is random. With number...

I'd like to point out that this *is not fixed*. GitHub won't allow me to reopen, but that's what I would do if I could.

Yes, 4.1.11.

> It is fixed for me though? For me it's always the case if I set world size to "huge", number of city-states and civilization to maximum. With "sane" parameters...

> I don't think this feature has anything to do with Emacs Lisp: the actions you mention seem to be the same for any project in any language. Mostly yes,...

> A quick search reveals https://www.npmjs.com/package/semantic-release though. With this particular tool I'd have a problem in that it strongly binds to commit messages. What I rather have in mind is...