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@pjaap pjaap commented Apr 8, 2025

The test environment cannot be resolved with this version, see #195 ...
Hence, it is NEVER tested and we should not include this version in the compats.

The test environment cannot be resolved with this version, 
see #195 ...
Hence, it is NEVER tested and we should not include this version in the compats.
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pjaap commented Apr 8, 2025

I manually ran Pkg.test(; force_latest_compatible_version=true) with this change and it passes.

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j-fu commented Apr 14, 2025

The relevant upstream PR is
JuliaDiff/SparseDiffTools.jl#313

It is not clear if this will be fixed as people move on to do sparsity detection via DifferentiationInterface.jl. (discussed on the Julia slack). I think it is time then to replace that dependency...

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gdalle commented Apr 14, 2025

It had been prophesized, and now the time has come ;)
#109

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j-fu commented Apr 15, 2025

Well, but: JuliaDiff/DifferentiationInterface.jl#774
Though I think I can tolerate the regression (which does not affect core functionality), there seems to be someting that SparseDiffTools is doing better (or I miss some options to tune things).

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gdalle commented Apr 15, 2025

Taking a look!

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j-fu commented Apr 16, 2025

#203 solves this with respect to direct dependencies as this gets rid of SparseDiffTools. Test dependencies still need to evolve.

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j-fu commented Oct 30, 2025

We can close this as the remaining issues were outside of the package and are resolved by now.

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