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I know this is an old topic, but given that it got some thumbs-ups from maintainers I figured it's still of interest. Agree with everything above, although it's worth pointing...

Hello! Would love to continue contributing, and looking for some more low-hanging fruit; just submitted a PR to close this, please let me know if there's any feedback.

Is there any update on this idea? Also, is there any way that this works now with `pyproject.toml`? I'd like to be able to lint C/C++ extensions via `clang-tidy`, but...

So I think the general approach up to now has been that this can be accomplished via `arr.mapv(num_traits::abs)` or `arr.mapv(i64::abs)` if you want have / want more specificity. I would...

Honestly I agree, and would welcome a PR that documents that. If you're up for it, what I'd love to see is a PR that modifies the implementation of element-wise...

@Sh3mm you've inspired me to go back and take a look at that code. I think it's realistic for me to implement the more comprehensive PR. However, I'd like for...

@gekailin I think this is a cool suggestion. It feels kinda like it falls under the same umbrella as #1463, and its solution feels kind of itertools-esque. It would be...

@gekailin sorry it's been a bit, but I would be happy to accept a method like this. When I talk about homogeneous tuples, I'm talking about things like `(f32, f32)`...

I'm not sure this is the right approach here. If we grant that we want this (and I think we do?) I'd rather we take advantage of generics and traits...

@sjackman would you mind making a related issue that explains what you see to be the benefits of Dependabot? I'm familiar with its security scanning, but I'm not sure what...