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In short, the idea here would be to do something similar as IJavaScript, Deno, and tslab, but which directly connects to the stdlib REPL and takes full advantage of everything...
For those interested in learning more about the stdlib REPL, after cloning the main project repository and setting up your local dev environment (follow the project development guide), run `make...
@Pratik772846 I suggest picking one of the associated RFCs for updating a single package. This is a tracking issue.
@Pranavchiku As you've been managing a number of the RFCs and PRs, would you mind updating the OP to match the current state of implementations?
@Planeshifter You should always check the PR OP to ensure it properly links to issues and does not auto-close tracking issues. I often correct contributor PR OPs as they commonly...
Contributors interested in pursuing this project should also suggest their own improvements to the REPL.
At this point, I'd find it a bit inconsistent if `clip` does not follow type promotion rules. We explicitly changed, e.g., the [`bitwise_left|right_shift`](https://github.com/data-apis/array-api/pull/201) specifications to ensure consistent type promotion rules...
``` make test TESTS_FILTER=".*/math/base/special/acsc/.*" ``` should work.
@Pranavchiku I am not sure why those commands are not working for you. Can you trying surrounding the filter in quotes? ``` make benchmark-c BENCHMARKS_FILTER=".*/math/base/special/acsc/.*" ```