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bump the minimum supported Julia version to 1.10 (LTS) #654
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Maintaining this package that closely depends on Julia internals across multiple Julia versions is very cumbersome. Now that the LTS has been updated to 1.10, let's drop compatibility with earlier versions and simplify the code.
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Overall SGTM, just some comments
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return Some{Any}(Core.get_binding_type(getargs(args, frame)...)) | ||
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return Some{Any}(Core.get_binding_type(getargs(args, frame)...)) |
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I thought splatting here was bad for inference, which is why n == 2
was special cased before?
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Now the compiler has the special casings for these builtin functions and it doesn't register any tfuncs for them. Maybe we can recover tfuncs that are simplified version of the special cases.
Co-authored-by: Kristoffer Carlsson <[email protected]>
Maintaining this package that closely depends on Julia internals across multiple Julia versions is very cumbersome. Now that the LTS has been updated to 1.10, let's drop compatibility with earlier versions and simplify the code.