Here's the thing about comping. It's a necessity when you are in a swing band. And you should comp to standards as standards are what you would be using it for. I made good money back in the 80's as part of a Swing (Pre War) band. That's all I did all the time. I got to take out one solo in four years playing out three to four nights a week. But that's all I got to do with them.
If you want to lay down backing tracks comping that's fine. However it doesn't work well for developing chord melody.
When working on chord melody you want your melody to move up and down the neck to correspond better with the chords. Justifying chords with melody on top is easier with extended chords and drop 2 chords
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6HGwZ_QDqg&t=1120s
In context with that. One really needs to scale in all positions shifting to the next position seamlessly rather than focusing all keys in a particular section.