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@tomMoral not sure what we should make of this, include it as code in the doc?

@josephsalmon this can go in the solver's docstring, which is displayed on the HTML page:  if you find it satisfying I'll let you close the issue

I can reproduce. @tomMoral should we use `output.split()[-2:]` as a fix ?

@PABannier should we close?

Hi @yngvem, do you have any feedback on this?

Hi @sujay-pandit, thanks for reaching out. At first sight it should be doable to add a `sample_weights` attribute to a datafit, say `Quadratic`, and to take it into account: -...

If I start the branch, you won't be able to push to it. You need to fork the repository, and push to a branch in your fork, and then launch...

@sujay-pandit scikit-learn has a great explanation for pull requests, you can follow it (adapting the URLs, eg replacing scikit-learn by skglm and others) : https://scikit-learn.org/stable/developers/contributing.html#how-to-contribute

Pinging @sujay-pandit on this topic

Thanks @sujay-pandit If you already started writing some code, can you please open a draft PR, so that other contributors can give early feedback and build on this work?