Mark Gotham

Thanks for catching that. What do you think best for handling this? Perhaps a shared `download_from_URL` function for 3 different use cases: 1. test suite: no further action (if the...

Or, a more detailed alternative to consider: - parse the `score` and `analysis` pair for both before and after condition, - run the umpire, get overall % metric on both,...

#88

Nearly done with this. Considering retrieval of unprocessed tokens for another layer on `Form:`

Hello! Delightful to have you and your trouble-bringing around! Welcome, welcome, welcome. This is certainly a known limitation of Roman text ... and of most off-score analysis formats ... including...

I stand corrected ... @mscuthbert has independently expressed an interest in this topic ;) Re-opening; and removing `won't fix` (Still a good topic for `bar-measure`)

Thanks @johentsch for clear and detailed bug report! @malcolmsailor will you field this one over on music21, please?

Thanks @johentsch . @malcolmsailor [this commit](941ec9b39e756c6ae8c83cdd48e771ef34f9683b) is a "warts and all" with several of these metric distortions included. E.g., `Piano_Sonatas/Mozart,_Wolfgang_Amadeus/K282/3/`. To replicate, run `python3 -m Code.collect_convert --update_all_DCML_analyses_from_json` Thanks for all...

Classic. This issue has become a double issue, leading to predictable confusion. - This issue as per the title "metric distortions ..." (medium priority) - [New issue for metadata here](https://github.com/MarkGotham/When-in-Rome/issues/90)...

To clarify - keep metadata for op3 (all work) - remove for: - op1 (one fail: https://kern.humdrum.org/cgi-bin/ksdata?l=musedata/corelli/op1&file=op01n03d.krn&f=kern) - and op4 (as listed above)