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5 years ago Boom! handled. Nice
Fun fact, you can tag / close / or otherwise address your issues in git with some keywords in your commit message. This is where using a tool like github becomes really interesting since it's suddenly a place to track your todo items and issues, and check them off your todo list. Better yet, by tagging the issue in the commit, you know exactly what commit resolved the issue in question.
https://help.github.com/en/articles/closing-issues-using-keywords
Looks like you're working with the experimental version - which is rad. That's very cool, but can be a little dangerous. It's wroth noting this in your readme. Better yet would be to follow the installation instructions on derivative's wiki about installing multiple versions.
https://docs.derivative.ca/Install_TouchDesigner
I would usually aim at using the stable version when creating something to share with someone. ;)