Allow selecting exactly n patches during roulette#310
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The package local implementation of the selection strategy works well for large updates as single packages offer a great "unit" of patches to work on. When updating paper to specific snapshots on a weekly basis, generally the amount of non-applicable patches is a lot lower. Being restricted to a package in this case is bad dx, as most time is spent selecting more patches and finishing them, when 10 patches would be a much better "unit" of patches than a package with a single failed patch.
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Some comments outlining the format for selectors would be good |
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The package local implementation of the selection strategy works well
for large updates as single packages offer a great "unit" of patches to
work on.
When updating paper to specific snapshots on a weekly basis, generally
the amount of non-applicable patches is a lot lower. Being restricted to
a package in this case is bad dx, as most time is spent selecting more
patches and finishing them, when 10 patches would be a much better
"unit" of patches than a package with a single failed patch.