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I am fine with this. It's not always sensible to convert an Unordered `Dict` to an `OrderedDict`, since the order of an unordered dict is arbitary. and caprecious even, since...

This is documented. > Group consecutive values that share the same result of applying `f`. https://github.com/JuliaCollections/IterTools.jl/blob/5eeba86ecb167993cec41d6dfde171946d398b98/src/IterTools.jl#L385 Same behavour as [python's ](https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.groupby) I know some other language/library does it the way...

This looks reasonable. I think it should ave a test that calls `repr` and checks there is no literal `\n` in output. Also we need to move this repo. While...

Related: https://github.com/JuliaDiff/Diffractor.jl/pull/109

I still don't properly understand #109 but one of the cases Keno thinks it is illegal is if it is used on code with side-effects.

can you bump the version number?

Can it just error? Like if the bounds are not already set to the default bounds And they do not agree with the arrow then error? If they are set...

ran into this again today. A more complex MWE ```python import cobra m1 = cobra.Model("m1") r_out = cobra.Reaction("r_out") m1.add_reactions([r_out]) r_out.build_reaction_from_string("A --> nothing") r_in1 = cobra.Reaction("r_in1", lower_bound=-10, upper_bound=10) m1.add_reactions([r_in1]) r_in1.build_reaction_from_string("nothing -->...

> One complicated edge case I could imagine is using context manager and remove reactions. I see. This is pretty niche. Since one doesn't normally temporaril remove reactions from a...

yeah i thought about putting it there but couldn't workout exactly where it fit neatly