Lilith Orion Hafner

In reviewing this table: https://github.com/LilithHafner/DynamicDiscreteSamplers.jl/pull/57/#issuecomment-2634286336, I'm skimming for regressions and would appreciate the worst regression and best improvement being highlighted. Sorting would also be ideal for that use case (though...

| master | In Memory | | | | | | - | - | - | - | - | - | | | | incompressible | huffman |...

I don't like this because I could have Julia 1.6.2 as the only installed version and then run `julia +1` and get that version. Similarly, I could have Julia 1.10...

@rakeshksr @christiangnrd and espeically @davidanthoff, could we discuss which option we prefer (#838 vs #836) both are imo ready to merge but we need to pick which.

Thanks! That is almost certainly the problem. I only have 2.1GB free. Ironically, the reason I'm using this at all is to try to resize my asahi root partition so...

That makes sense as an explanation for why the situation is the way it is. It would still be nice if either the user was actually warned before erasing the...

There was a bug in the bisector backend. Should hopefully be fixed now. @LilithHafnerBot bisect() ```julia using JuliaSyntax JuliaSyntax.parse(Expr, "a.[1]") ```

@LilithHafnerBot bisect() ```julia using JuliaSyntax JuliaSyntax.enable_in_core!() eval(Meta.parse(""" Meta.lower(Main, :(a.[1])) """)) ```

@LilithHafnerBot bisect() ```julia using JuliaSyntax dump(JuliaSyntax.parse(Expr, "a.[1]")) ```

Alas, @savq, the old and new parsing results both print to `:(a.:([1]))`, but they are not the same. ```julia julia> old = Expr(:., :a, Expr(:quote, :([1]))) :(a.:([1])) julia> new =...