In https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/32406 I propose to change the default installation of Sage to use "configure --enable-editable". This has many benefits for developers: If you only make changes to Python files, there is no need to rebuild ("sage -b"). Just restarting sage picks up the changes. The only drawback may be for people who use a workflow that relies on the installed copy of Sage to be isolated from temporary edits by the fact that "sage -b" has not been run yet. (Moving the temporary edits out of the way using "git stash", using "configure --disable-editable", or using a second, stable copy/worktree of Sage are three ways to fix it.) Opinions?
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