Andy Dienes

"not planned" is all good, I just was worried it was accidental. I suppose the manual does say > Technically, the statement using ModuleName means that a module called ModuleName...

how unfortunate. well, it's not documented behavior so it's not too late to revert. note that the triage approval summary contained the language `doesn't seem harmful.` but it is harmful,...

as @nsajko noted, this behavior was already considered and approved by triage in https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/34678. I don't have a productive solution that wouldn't be very breaking, so I'm not sure what...

I actually mostly agree with you that this is p r o b a b l y closer to "footgun caused by the intersection of vague interfaces" than it is...

I'd like to repeat my previous example with some code --- not because I don't think you understood it, but just so I can see very specifically where our disagreement...

> what are the answers here? sounds fun. I'll try to answer these based on my understanding of what Coherent Julia As Intended™️ is currently (rather than whatever I might...

that does look like some kind of bug but I think it's unrelated. a `UnitRange` has all three of items (the word I'll use for what you get when you...

to extend the theme, it could be useful to preconfigure subsets of packages to stress test certain things ``` @nanosoldier `runtests(:arrays)` @nanosoldier `runtests(:autodiff)` @nanosoldier `runtests(:strings)` ... ```

I don't think it has to throw necessarily, although I'd be fine with that. My preference would be to use the [FTA definition](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Least_common_multiple#Fundamental_theorem_of_arithmetic) aka where `n = prod(p_i ^ e_i)`...

Hi @Priansh-master , Glad to hear you're excited! we do not assign issues; you are free to work on anything you like and submitted PRs in good condition will be...