Johan Mabille

Not that long and difficult, the backend already supports it, it's more a matter of deciding how we want to integrate that in the UI (dedicated panel? Juyter Console?). And...

Any constructive opinion is welcome ;) I agree that a Jupyter Console would give more possibilities regarding rich display.

Always by hand ;)

Indeed, `xt::keep` is not supposed to work on `xexpression` objects.

I think this was mainly to avoid circular dependencies. And also because `xt::keep` are basic building blocs for views, so it would be weird to have them depend on it....

@drew-parsons one strategy would be to split the tests in many executables (one executable per test file, it is already partially done). The goal of the current implementation was to...

Have you tried to install it from sources? If so, what issue did you have?

`xt::zeros` does not hold any value, as explained [here](https://xtensor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/builder.html#expression-builders). Therefore, if you want to use it in computed-assignment, you need to assign it to an `xarray` first, you cannot avoid...

Indeed, it's not especially the compiled libraries, it's more that these are the libraries we usually don't maintain (in the xtensor-stack). I will edit the original post to list them....

Notice that `reshape` is supposed to return the tensor, not its shape.