Krystian Guliński

Results 26 issues of Krystian Guliński

I'm wrapping up https://github.com/JuliaParallel/Dagger.jl/pull/344 and I managed to narrow down the list of things I need to import from DataFrames to get the DataFrames-style select somewhat working Here's the list:...

ecosystem

On master from yesterday I noticed this - language server just won't start (failing after 5 attempts) I added the extension again and wiped that language server directory clean, but...

I was trying to obtain the sink function using only the type of the structure. Only way to do that was to create an empty structure using a constructor with...

Another one found when benchmarking, also pretty rare. For later, will probably be useful when looking at stability ```julia @@@ STARTING CONFIG: julia -J /tmp/jlsysimage/sysimage.so -p3 -t4 scripts/dtable_innerjoin_unique.jl 500000000 10000000...

bug
scheduler
fault handling
upstream

`PackageCompiler` seems to be working with `Dagger` without any issues Section in docs about it would be nice to have as it speeds up the ramp up of Dagger, which...

documentation
needs docs

This piece of code (if it doesn't hang) slows down significantly at ~1800 iterations for me. From observing the threads usage it seems like the main thread is constantly occupied...

bug
performance
eager api

This contains only the `import_to_main` part of https://github.com/JuliaLang/PackageCompiler.jl/pull/794 Fixes https://github.com/JuliaLang/PackageCompiler.jl/issues/768 Changelog: 1. added `import_into_main` flag (default true), which allows you to control whether the top level packages will be imported...

This one is similiar to #767, but setup and place where it errors are different. ## Setup Simple two projects that have a top level dependency PackageA, but with different...

Changelog: 1. added `import_into_main` flag (default true), which allows you to control whether the top level packages will be imported into Main in the sysimage 2. added `disable_precompile` flag (default...

So when using `async_execute` you basically need to unwrap `TaskFailedException`, which contains a `CompositeException`, which contains one (or many?) exceptions. With `execute` it's much simpler Should we make it more...