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This is an initial attempt to implement phasing detection strategies. See #7 .
test.sh
to make it runnable on systems without/bin/bash
phasedAutodetect
to decrease the cognitive loadI'm not happy with my enum+fp-style approach but did not want to change in the middle of coding. Feel free to suggest another approach. Maybe simply OOP inheritance.
Moving
previous
around (see code) is only necessary if you care for performance (while looping over the variants) which is fine as is. Still, it's cumbersome and could be removed if performance is not a concern.ONE_FOR_ALL
andDEFAULT
are no good names.I am not sure what exactly
phasedAutodetect
is expected to mean. I guess the final PR should also touch on this attribute for a consistent approach.