If you invoke the scripts with the same input then you should get the same output more or less. However, the output isn't bit by bit identical - which can be verified by running something like sha512sum on two separately generated font (with the same input).
I haven't investigated it yet, but I suspect this is probably due to some sort of timestamp issue (e.g fontforge adding a "build timestamp" somewhere). This is not that big of a deal as it doesn't hamper usability of the fonts, but it would be nice to have the script generate bit by bit identical output given the exact input.
If you invoke the scripts with the same input then you should get the same output more or less. However, the output isn't bit by bit identical - which can be verified by running something like
sha512sumon two separately generated font (with the same input).I haven't investigated it yet, but I suspect this is probably due to some sort of timestamp issue (e.g fontforge adding a "build timestamp" somewhere). This is not that big of a deal as it doesn't hamper usability of the fonts, but it would be nice to have the script generate bit by bit identical output given the exact input.