introduce build(nodes=list)

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[Tetracarbonylnickel]

Wow that was fast :). I think that will really helpful.

Does project.build() then replace the former project.run(repro=False)?

>     project.build(nodes=[node_1, node_2])

>     project.repro()

In the example above one would use project.run(nodes=[node_1, node_2]) instead? Or is there not such a strict distinction here? Would be nice is build() replaces run(repro=False) because I think its a bit counterintuitive.