I agree that we need to take the time to finalize the variants with the right icons and not act in haste. An elegant squashed commit of a coherent subset when it's ready is still a good idea.
By the way, is there a simple way of retrieving the piece type id (piece.t) from a string to facilitate the creation of custom promote functions when using cbPiecesFromFEN?
For example, Can we find out whether a piece parameter corresponds to a tower or a rider or a pawn more easily than logging this.pieces[i]?
I agree that we need to take the time to finalize the variants with the right icons and not act in haste. An elegant squashed commit of a coherent subset when it's ready is still a good idea.
By the way, is there a simple way of retrieving the piece type id (piece.t) from a string to facilitate the creation of custom promote functions when using cbPiecesFromFEN?
For example, Can we find out whether a piece parameter corresponds to a tower or a rider or a pawn more easily than logging this.pieces[i]?