Curtis Vogt
Curtis Vogt
At the very least a README should be added to at least inform readers what this package does.
Can you provide additional details like what platform and version of Julia being used? To be clear the segfault is occurring when running `Pkg.add("Suppressor")`?
I'll be taking care of some of this in order to get EzXML working on Julia 1.0
cc: @staticfloat
Sorry for the delayed reply. What version of Windows, Julia, and TimeZones.jl?
I've decided to keep this change out of the TimeZones.jl 1.9.0 release. This change has a decent potential for breakage and I'd like to separate this change from the switch...
As you said this format currently isn't supported out of the box. Right now TimeZones relies heavily on the the DateFormat code provided by Base. I know there has been...
There are a few things that would need to change in IntervalSets.jl to allow the current Intervals.jl to be an extension of it: 1. Intervals.jl uses singleton bounds types instead...
> I don't understand what you mean by Int elements The interval doesn't require promotion to store an unbounded endpoint: ```julia julia> 1..nothing Interval{Int64,Closed,Unbounded}(1, nothing) julia> 1..Inf Interval{Float64,Closed,Closed}(1.0, Inf) ```...
I definitely need to give this some more thought but this may be worth making a prototype of in the future.