Alexander Plavin
Alexander Plavin
As is, `bymap₊` from this thread doesn't support this case – although it would probably work if that was a StaticMatrix. It's possible to extend it to this case, especially...
resolved by #173!
Could you elaborate a bit? Of course, I need `Matrix()` to convert an `AbstractMatrix` to a regular Matrix. But how is that related here?
> convert Q to a regular matrix you should use Matrix(Q) Note that `Q` was never a `Matrix`, and I don't expect it. But I do expect to be able...
> you relied on pre-existing unintended and undocumented behaviour What exactly is not documented? That "returns a matrix" means "AbstractMatrix"? This is very common in Julia docs, both in terms...
> What were the actual methods you needed and found to be missing? Were they in LinearAlgebra or in your package? From a cursory look, I saw the immediate error...
Of course, if LinearAlgebra wasn't shipped with the base Julia install, and had a breaking change in a minor version, I would've opened the issue in their repo. IME this...
> At the time, I made a huge effort to prevent breakage of packages, and IIRC it turned out that there were very few cases where package code assumed AbstractQ...
Noticed yet another example of perfectly reasonable calculation that should work, and worked without any special effort in 1.9-, but got broken by this `qr` change: ```julia julia> using LinearAlgebra,...
I wonder what should be done with regards to this breaking change in LinearAlgebra?.. The main issue is not some random method in LinearAlgebra itself not supporting the new types,...