Kristoffer Carlsson

There are some epic types getting compiled here. For example, here is the show method: ``` precompile(Tuple{typeof(Base.show), Base.IOContext{Base.GenericIOBuffer{Array{UInt8, 1}}}, Base.Multimedia.MIME{Symbol("text/plain")}, Tables.Schema{(:resourceType, :id, :meta, :implicitRules, :language, :text, :contained, :extension, :modifierExtension, :identifier,...

It would be interesting to see some kind of benchmark just to see that something unexpected didn't occur.

https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/58287#issuecomment-2843324237 suggests this is slower + allocating I think.

Discussed a bit in https://github.com/KristofferC/PGFPlotsX.jl/issues/223.

I don't really like this whole new `export2tikz` function. I think it should be possible to implement this as an argument to `pgfsave`. The steps I am thinking are: -...

Not really, but `Plots` allows you to get the underlying object which could be passed to `pgfsave` for example. Or `savefig` (or whatever Plots uses to save plots) could pass...

Yes it looks nice but for the interpolation there are not really multiple "choices". To me, this is a bit similar to how there exists a `rand` function and a...

You can run with `JULIA_DEBUG=loading` and see why the existing precompile files are not used.

> Do you know why the cached .ji file should be built with check_bounds = 0? `= 0` means the default right? So from your earlier CI process that is...

> Yeah, agreed. But doesn't Pkg.test() also do its own precompile step that should force check-bounds=1, here?: Yes, `Pkg.test` should indeed set up things so that the cache files are...