Eric Davies

Matt has pointed out that sometimes AxisArrays.to_index will produce AxisArray{T, N} indexes sometimes (where N>=2) as in the README example. Since the output dimensionality and axis names depend on the...

I do think it's very important to have a better way to access the values of an axis, and this seems as good as any.

I would implement `propertynames` such that `private=true` shows the `data` and `axes` fields. There is currently no public interface to get `data`. Inferred tests are really good! I would test...

> But there's one niggling issue: do you return the range values or the corresponding Axis object? I'd actually favor the latter because of this possible construction: I think then...

@timholy yes there is: https://github.com/JuliaArrays/AxisArrays.jl/pull/88 I agree that it's not an optimal code path but when you care about the order of your axis elements and that order is different...

Hmm, it's not though. For example, `(x -> x + rand()).(Zeros(3))`. I will do a review of all existing `BroadcastStyle`s and report back.

Well never mind then! That makes things simple and I think your reasoning is correct.

> EDIT: Surely this is fairly simple to implement? It's a fairly simple redefinition of Base.broadcast right? No, it's actually quite challenging. You can't effectively overload `broadcast` for some set...

Additional info: `Project` was introduced at Pkg 1.1.0

What about people who need to use the `register` function directly? Or organizations where it takes time and effort to upgrade the Julia version they've deployed?