NumericalIntegration.jl
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Compatibility with Interpolations ≥ 0.14.3
Since version 0.14.2 the Interpolations package changed some of its notation from CamelCase to snake_case in accordance to Julia's recommendations. I simply adjusted the package so that it is now compatible with the latest notation of Interpolations.
Since the last PR #45 hast not been merged yet either, here is a small hint for those of you who are not familiar with Julia's package manager:
By pressing just a ] in the REPL you can switch to the package manager and type in the command
add https://github.com/wg030/NumericalIntegration.jl#pr46
in order to add the version of NumericalIntegration of this pull request to your project.
Closes #47
Any update on this?
Any update on this?
Unfortuantely not and chances are high that this will never be merged since @dextorious, the owner of this repo, has not been active on github for more than two years now.
Thank you for explicitly pinging me, those notifications still reach me. I haven't been actively using Julia for a long time and this was always meant to be a feature complete / finished package when I wrote it. Didn't really expect Interpolations.jl to break backwards compatibility when I added that dependency.
Anyway, I'm merging this and I'll try to find a bit of time over the weekend to look at what else might need attention from the issue tracker. Feel free to ping me if you'd like me to look at anything in particular.
Thank you for explicitly pinging me, those notifications still reach me. I haven't been actively using Julia for a long time and this was always meant to be a feature complete / finished package when I wrote it. Didn't really expect Interpolations.jl to break backwards compatibility when I added that dependency.
Anyway, I'm merging this and I'll try to find a bit of time over the weekend to look at what else might need attention from the issue tracker. Feel free to ping me if you'd like me to look at anything in particular.
@dextorious Great, thanks for merging!