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@NoxMerc You should give that smart task executor a try in the AIO script (as in making a PR). It's got a lot of built in task management code that I've found very useful as a base for my scripts. I've been actively contributing some of the "bones" of my processes to make it a more useful jumping off point for others. I'd be interested to see how you choose to implement a smart task management system

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Hello! I'm pretty new here but am excited to learn the ropes. I'm a full time Software Engineer with a masters in CS focusing on data science and machine learning. I'm hoping to contribute my expertise to developing some more robust scripts. Once I get more comfortable I'm hoping to get into some private scripting. I'd be happy to throw out a few freebies to build some trust! Looking forward to working with everyone! - Hash

Ah.. Attaching the debugger to the client would actually save me a lot of time. I'm debugging this OSS project and it's pretty brittle. There are many uncaught errors that crash the entire client (even the debugger console) so I can't read the whole stack trace after it crashes.. To be clear, how does the IDE attach to the client in such a way that my script will show up as an option? I'm not familiar with how I would inject the debugger into the execution of the JAR. Would attaching the IDE directly to the client allow the client to read and recognize the script over the stream?

Hi folks, I pulled down an open source AIO script and am looking to make modifications and additions as a learning process... With that said, how are folks debugging their scripts? JUnit testing or just loading them up in the client and trying to pick apart the logs? Also if I have a rather complicated script, should I be exporting it as a JAR and importing that JAR as a script, or is the a more streamlined build process?

Hi folks. I'm new to the community, full time software engineer. I figured I might take a whack at building a script of some sort... I see odds and ends throughout these forums, but no actual API. Should I just pull down the library and read through the code? I'd appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction! On that note, are there any particularly hard problems that need to be solved in this community? I'd be happy to give it a go. - Hash Well never mind. As soon as I ask I found the API. Still curious about the hard to solve problems, though!