Dynesty should have a battery of tests that run after changes (i.e. continous integration) that ensure that commits don't break anything. The simplest way is probably via travis. Some basic info on how to do so for a Python project is available here.
Dynesty should have a battery of tests that run after changes (i.e. continous integration) that ensure that commits don't break anything. The simplest way is probably via travis. Some basic info on how to do so for a Python project is available here.