Early validation of jac argument of `JacobianLinearOperator#167
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Thank you for this! Nits aside this LGTM.
As for Ruff, it pretty-formats using the Wadler-Lindig algorithm internally; this leads to a waterfall-then-horizontal approach to laying things out.
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…k-kidger#167) * Early validation of `jac` argument of `JacobianLinearOperator * address nits
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As discussed in #166 the static
jackwarg ofJacobianLinearOperatoris now validated in__init__to fail fast. Should I remove the later validation in the methods? My gut feel is it's safer to keep them in, just in caseself.jacis incorrectly modified.PS I'm not sure why
ruffrelinted in the way it did, my initial draft was:but it got re-formatted.