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Implement broadcast routines #759
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Is there an ETA for merging this PR? I would like to use broadcasting routines from here in my "vectorize" implementation |
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I've been directed to focus on other things, so probably not this release cycle unless someone else picks it up (it is cleaned up some and up to date with latest now, at least) |
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OK, I will work around this in my branch then |
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@manopapad @magnatelee FYI I have updated and rebased this on Edit: keeping rebased to current periodically |
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@manopapad @magnatelee any thoughts on this one? I am happy to try to drive it to finish with some review/guidance. |
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I still need to go over the tests, but this covers my observations on the code itself.
Co-authored-by: Manolis Papadakis <manopapad@gmail.com>
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Everything looks good to me. Please review/edit the tests I added, and merge when everything looks good.
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Noting that the latest CI failure with |
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@manopapad Numpy 1.25 was released 4 days ago I am guessing they added something that causes this issue. Looking into it |
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Docs issue is unrelated, will fix in a separate PR |
Supersedes #458
I was not able to rebase quite a delicately as I'd hoped, but simply squashed the branch and reset the commit author for work to date.