Thanks, Phil.
Using contracts makes it easier to catch bugs earlier: type error is caught immediately rather than further downstream where it's harder to debug.
For my large-scale in-house test frameworks, I've used it throughout.
For code that will become a gem, though, I don't use it, because it creates a dependency that the potential user might find unacceptable.
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Thanks, Phil.
Using contracts makes it easier to catch bugs earlier: type error is caught immediately rather than further downstream where it's harder to debug.
For my large-scale in-house test frameworks, I've used it throughout.
For code that will become a gem, though, I don't use it, because it creates a dependency that the potential user might find unacceptable.