Krishna Bhogaonker

Ahh, I see. I was looking at the tutorial on https://jump.sciml.ai/dev/tutorials/discrete_stochastic_example/ . Right, so the original model is `Catalyst` for the SIR example, but then subsequent examples are regular DiffEq....

I think that the SIR model example is a good one. You could define the SIR model in both DiffEq, as well as in Catayst, and present them together? I...

Say, @isaacsas I had an idea to adjust the formatting of the code blocks in the docstrings, but I wanted to check with you first. I thought an adjustment might...

Okay. So then something like this below? It adds a bit of space and makes sure that the rate and affect functions themselves are visible on quick glance. ```using DiffEqJump...

@isaacsas I created the first set of doctests for the jump types. One thing to note is that the doctests are building, but they are indicating a failure a warning....

@isaacsas Okay good. I got a working example--no warnings. Note that in order to include this example, I will need to include `StableRNGs`, and `LinearAlgebra` in the `Project.toml`. Technically I...

@isaacsas i am traveling the yesterday and today, but will get back to the PR in the next day or so. Just wanted to let you know.

@isaacsas Gradually getting back on the horse :). So I did more research and thinking and it seems like doctests in the docstrings only support test cases where some result...

@xtalax yeah that makes sense. So if I understand correctly, you just need the mesh file to provide data in a format compatible with the MOL backend. That is, the...

Hey @xtalax Alex, so I am following up. There are a few different practice meshes I can send to you. But I thought I might start with this one. So...