Dominique
Dominique
I see. It's reverse communication. That's an idea but it would be better in the long run to rewrite it in Julia, and have all four versions (and much more)...
We could reinstate this: https://github.com/JuliaSmoothOptimizers/LinearOperators.jl/blob/main/src/lbfgs.jl#L272 You can also use damping.
@andreasvarga Keep in mind that there is no rush or necessity to upgrade at all. You can always restrict the version of LinearOperators required by your package in your Project.toml.
I have the same issue. ~~The same behavior occurs with double quotes: typing `""` gives `"""` when loaded at startup. Same with curly braces.~~
The workaround above again no longer works for me. macOS, iTerm2, Julia 1.8.1. My `startup.jl` contains: ```julia atreplinit() do repl try @info "importing OhMyREPL (incl. fzf)" @eval using OhMyREPL @async...
@iamed2 Thank you for the response. I thought the `atreplinit() ...` bit was necessary. I got it from [the docs](https://kristofferc.github.io/OhMyREPL.jl/latest/installation/#Automatically-start-with-Julia.). I hadn't noticed before that the `@async` bit was *outside*...
@ghyatzo I tried with and without `OhMyREPL.enable_autocomplete_brackets(false)` inside your `@async` block, but neither works for me.
IANAL either and I'm not so sure how much I could change that license. The package essentially started as a line by line translation of Tim Davis's C code (part...
I'm on Julia 1.5.3. I checked that a Python notebook works (and it does).