When releasing future versions of Biome, we should ensure that it's in a good position to release. Right now, the only thing I can think of is that it should function on a fresh Windows install (e.g. in a Windows sandbox), but we should make sure that we're covering all of our angles. Random thoughts:
- it works with a selection of the available seed images
- it works with all of the supported models
- it has reasonable behaviour on systems where it's not compatible
- ensure default model reflects best model available
- the various permutations of settings work, nothing causes a crash
- experimental features work reasonably well, even when not enabled
- both server and standalone mode work
The goal is to verify that any given release will work, in so much that is possible, on arbitrary user systems, regardless of what they have or don't have in their global environment.
When releasing future versions of Biome, we should ensure that it's in a good position to release. Right now, the only thing I can think of is that it should function on a fresh Windows install (e.g. in a Windows sandbox), but we should make sure that we're covering all of our angles. Random thoughts:
The goal is to verify that any given release will work, in so much that is possible, on arbitrary user systems, regardless of what they have or don't have in their global environment.