Nathan and I went in early to commit our repackaged tools to the source code repository, and make sure this didn't break anything, before most of the other developers arrived to run their fresh daily builds. We failed to break anything. Neat.

Changed the way tools and tests are actually run. Instead of internally queueing up all program output and returning it en masse (French for ”in bigly chunks”), we instead just print output as it happens. As it happens, this is the way it used to work, but we changed it when we redesigned the tool and test classes. Sometimes one designs more than is needed. The Transcendentalist Programmer's Creed: Simplify, simplify.