Rogier van der Geer

One way to solve this is to provide the chromosomes as a list/tuple to a single argument of the combiner. Then it is the user's responsibility to extract the chromosomes...

A downside of passing the parents in a sequence instead of multiple arguments is that lambda combiner functions lose elegance; e.g. when using a chromosome class with a `combine` method...

Found bug #76 while playing with this problem

One can try to solve this problem by making the non-chromosome arguments _keyword only_ arguments. E.g., a function defined as ``` def f(x, y, *, z): return 0 ``` can...

See #78

> It should also be said; I no longer work for GoDataDriven and I haven't touched this library in ... years? Just to check @rogiervandergeer you still watching this repo?...

Hi @GiliardGodoi, Thank you for your thoughts! When first setting up Evol we spent a lot of time overthinking the API we wanted to expose. Our most important goal was...

Removing a reference to a pipeline in the docs doesn't fix the pipeline 😬

> This does feel like a breaking change. Might a deprecation warning be a nice thing to add here? It is certainly is a breaking change. Hence it would probably...

Oops, I thought we were… Let’s call it 1.0 then 😊 On 18 May 2020, at 09:28, vincent d warmerdam wrote: I can live with that. But since we're not...