Jonathan Feinberg

Having the code on the pyvroom side of things is posible, but I feel it would be hacky, as I would need to circumvent a lot of the C++ infrastructure,...

The high-level approach to what you want can be done outside of VROOM I think. Like: ```python import numpy import vroom jobs = [vroom.Job(1414, location=0), vroom.Job(1515, location=1), vroom.Job(1616, location=2), vroom.Job(1717,...

No, sorry. Not on the horizon for planned features. As for different cost matrixes for different types of vehicles, that is already supported. Just make multiple profiles. See the example...

When you have multiple profiles, you will need to explicitly define the profile for each `Vehicle` with the `profile` arg: ```python car = vroom.Vehicle(..., profile="car") truck = vroom.Vehicle(..., profile="truck") ......

If you are going to use it as an API, the best I can offer in this second is doing something like: ```python instance = vroom.Input() instance._from_json(json_string, geometry) ``` This...

I haven't tried it, but the format is: ```python instance = vroom.Input(servers={"": ":"}) ```

Thanks for the input. Right now I'm just experimenting. I also have very low hopes for getting this to work on Windows.

Cool. I look forward to see how this pans out.

Sounds like we are getting to point were we can explore what is possible. If you can explore what is possible on windows and perhaps macos, I'd be happy to...

That is a good catch, and something I missed in the recient release. I've made a fix in version 1.13.1. Let me know if it works as expected.