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Problems with stack
on run(model)
#39
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Hi @jrising so sorry for the delay on this, I haven't run into this problem and am on Julia 1.8, is she on 1.9? RIght now I believe the combat for MimiRFFSPs and MimiGIVE does say Julia 1.6, which makes it compatible with anything above 1.6 (unless I'm getting my semantic versioning rules wrong) -- @davidanthoff and I will look into this and get back to you quickly. |
I did see this is in Julia 1.9 so that's probably what's going on here. New function stack(x) which generalises reduce(hcat, x::Vector{<:Vector}) to any dimensionality, and allows any iterator of iterators. Method stack(f, x) generalises mapreduce(f, hcat, x) and is more efficient (#43334). |
@lrennels Your PR looks like it does just what's needed. Thanks. |
Great thank you @jrising just one of the 15 test configurations are failing right now, likely due to some CI issue but I'm going to wait until those go through before merging |
Done #40 and tagging new version (patch) v1.1.1 |
I am working with a PhD student, and on her machine the MimiGIVE model does not run because of an error from MimiRFFSPs. The error claims that
stack
is exported by Base. I think this comes from the new version of Julia, because I don't think my Base includes a stack function. Here's the error:Are there version limits with MimiRFFSPs?
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