{"push_id":1362792339,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/trevor/dev","head":"69b87c6d6d2fd991d6095fe464d7c2d12dfc46d9","before":"44c38dc563cdcb130a002634299373638596e787","commits":[{"sha":"69b87c6d6d2fd991d6095fe464d7c2d12dfc46d9","author":{"name":"Trevor Bača","email":"f7abdd18caff12996c732ba946e947baa962964d@gmail.com"},"message":"Removed pitchtools.inventory_named_inversion_equivalent_interval_classes().\n\nFunction was unused.\n\nAlso, function was based on a somewhat misleading assumption. Specifically,\nthat there are only 11 named inversion-equivalent interval-classes.\n\nNamed inversion-equivalent interval-classes are things like augmented unisons\nand diminished fourths.\n\nThere's no limit to the number of named inversion-equiavlent interval-classes\nbecause of (among other reasons) the existence of things like *doubly*\naugmented unisons and *doubly* (or even triply) diminished fourths.\n\nNamedInversionEquivalentIntervalClass does not currently model things like\ndoubly agumented unsions or triply diminished fourths.\n\nBut NamedInversionEquivalentIntervalClass should model things like doubly\naugmented unisons or triply diminished fourths. Doing this will go hand-in-hand\nwith double and triple sharps (and double and triple flats).\n\nWill open an issue to extend NamedInversionEquivalentIntervalClass.\n\nIn the meantime this commit removes the old inventory function.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/Abjad/abjad/commits/69b87c6d6d2fd991d6095fe464d7c2d12dfc46d9"}]}
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