working on cash discount abstraction (XR and reading is still missing)
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## General approach
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## Typical process
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1. build
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Most of mustang is a library, adding (autmated junit) test cases is often not only the most sustainable but also the fastest way to see if new/changed functionality works. If something is changed so that old test cases break on purpose please do not just remove them but take the time to fix the test cases
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## Typical workflow
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If e.g. new elements or attributes are added, they are often added
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* in the object so that a developer can use them
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* in the interface so that a old fashioned developer could use them as well
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* in the pullprovider so that it actually finds it's way into the XML
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* in at least one test, after the test has been run this should at least once be
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* validated. If that works one can start implementing the
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* reading part (along with tests), then it needs to be
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* documented e.g. on the homepage and
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* communicated, at the very least by mentioning it in the history.md
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## Architecture
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Mustang contains a library to read/write e-invoices,
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