travis-leith
travis-leith
I have forked/cloned but I cannot run the tests because the only Sql server database I have access to is Azure SQL Database, which does not support switching databases in...
I will have to wait until I get home to get access to a machine with docker, but in the meanwhile I have adjusted the test setup to work for...
aha! The problem is `DateTimeOffset.MaxValue`. If I replace this with a join on a string field in the tuple, it works just fine. Any thoughts?
The following seems to work ```F# let maxDate = DateTimeOffset.MaxValue return! select { for o in leftTable do //leftJoin v in rightTable on (o.Id = v.OrderId) leftJoin v in rightTable...
@Dzoukr I will leave it up to you to decide to close this issue or leave it open until the "bug" is either fixed or documented.
@mackwic before you do any coding, would be good to understand in more detail what you are proposing. Maybe just tell us the signatures of the new functions you would...
> > Thanks @peter-toth. I tested this patch locally. But it seem it throws `StackOverflowError`. How to reproduce: > > ``` > > ./dev/make-distribution.sh --tgz -Phive -Phive-thriftserver > > tar...
Looks like you have to specify `const.mat` as a matrix. ```R library(lpSolve) f.obj
A minimal example would indeed be helpful.
What is the status of this PR?