Alexander Plavin

`limits` tries to use default even when passed `nothing`

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``` # works: julia> Axis(Figure()[1,1], limits=((0, nothing), nothing)) # errors: julia> Axis(Figure()[1,1], limits=((1000, nothing), nothing)) ERROR: Invalid x-limits as xlims[1] it still takes the 10 from the default 0 to...

Now: ```julia julia> 10.^(1:5) ERROR: ParseError: # Error @ REPL[1]:1:1 10.^(1:5) └─┘ ── ambiguous `.` syntax; add whitespace to clarify (eg `1.+2` might be `1.0+2` or `1 .+ 2`) ```...

Currently, as I understand, `SQLCatalog` only contains metadata for a single schema in a database. This makes it impossible to query tables from multiple schemas at once. Would be useful...

improve searchsorted_interval performance

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Kinda hard to make a simple self-contained measurement that shows the performance increase: standalone `searchsorted_interval` calls remain the same with or without this PR. But this change does manifest itself...

Weakdeps tryout

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Shouldn't be merged for now – demonstrates stdlib weakdeps issues.

What exactly set(obj, f, val) means?

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The question may sound strange, but what exactly `y = set(x, f, val)` means/supposed to mean? The contract specifies that `f(y) == val`, but what about other parts of the...

Fix https://github.com/JuliaDatabases/SQLite.jl/issues/327

in 1.10+, matrix decomposition components aren't always AbstractMatrix and don't behave like them

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Tried upgrading Julia version from 1.9 in one of my envs, and noticed this: ``` julia> using LinearAlgebra julia> f(a::AbstractMatrix) = sum(a) # MWE julia> f(qr(rand(5,5)).Q) # 1.9: -1.4572588703587335 #...

Package extensions

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This package defines rules for functions from LogExpFunctions, NaNMath, and SpecialFunctions packages, in addition to Base. Looking at https://github.com/JuliaDiff/DiffRules.jl/blob/master/src/rules.jl, their rules are pretty self-contained (*) and can easily be turned...

Only engage when a name is used

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I'm trying to finally transition from a custom startup.jl snippet to using BasicAutoloads, and another thing I'm struggling with is how new definitons are handled. Basically, _using_ a name should...