Support¶

Angelo is free, open source, and written by one person.

Other ways to help¶

Sponsorship is not the only currency. These are genuinely useful:

Report a wrong verdict. Angelo's whole claim is that its speed features never change a result. If you see a score drift between runs, or a survivor you believe should have been killed, that is the most valuable bug report you can file. Include your angelo.conf and whether warm_workers = false changes the outcome.

Run it on a real codebase and say what happened. Most measurements so far come from a synthetic project and a handful of open source libraries. Numbers from unfamiliar code, especially slow or heavily fixtured suites, are worth more than another synthetic benchmark.

Tell us what the report should have said. The survivors list is the product. If it was confusing, misleading, or buried the thing you needed, that is a real defect.

Getting help¶

Open an issue at github.com/kvandeh/angelo/issues.

For a bug, the useful details are your angelo.conf, your Python and pytest versions, your operating system, and the last twenty lines Angelo printed.

Who made this¶

Angelo is written and owned by Kieran van der Heijde. The links in the footer reach LinkedIn, the repository and sponsorship.