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; use it to fix race in Distributed setup
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Would it be too disruptive/confusing for us to use the terminology in a saner way than is conventional? |
Unfortunately, probably yes. AFAICT every systems book and API out there uses these terms. |
Sigh. This is why we can’t have nice things. |
Ah, |
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Also seems to be common to call the paired operations |
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Ok, for now I will leave out |
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Addition of NEWS and compat admonitions for important changes between Julia 1.0 and 1.1, including: - Custom .css-style for compat admonitions. - Information about compat annotations to CONTRIBUTING.md. - NEWS.md entry for PRs #30090, #30035, #30022, #29978, #29969, #29858, #29845, #29754, #29638, #29636, #29615, #29600, #29506, #29469, #29316, #29259, #29178, #29153, #29033, #28902, #28761, #28745, #28708, #28696, #29997, #28790, #29092, #29108, #29782 - Compat annotation for PRs #30090, #30013, #29978, #29890, #29858, #29827, #29754, #29679, #29636, #29623, #29600, #29440, #29316, #29259, #29178, #29157, #29153, #29033, #28902, #28878, #28761, #28708, #28156, #29733, #29670, #29997, #28790, #29092, #29108, #29782, #25278 - Documentation for broadcasting CartesianIndices (#30230). - Documentation for Base.julia_cmd(). - Documentation for colon constructor of CartesianIndices (#29440). - Documentation for ^(::Matrix, ::Number) and ^(::Number, ::Matrix). - Run NEWS-update.jl. Co-authored-by: Morten Piibeleht <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Fredrik Ekre <[email protected]>
This fixes the
Distributed
test failure in #22631 with partr enabled. See #22631 (comment) --- we were relying on scheduling order to make sure a setup message is sent first.In my mind, an "event" is something that happens at a point in time, while a "condition" is something that can persist for a while. But as far as I can tell common terminology reverses them, and an event is level-triggered while a condition is edge-triggered. Go figure.