perf: testing the newer nonlinear solve versions#1077
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there was probably a merge with the signature not updated. @thazhemadam can you update it on master? |
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Done in #1078. |
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@avik-pal it looks like it worked? Let me know if this should revert, but it looks fine to me. |
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This is using a commit which won't exist now. Let's revert for now. I want to refresh the benchmarks next week with DI's sparsity stuff |
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mostly to check SciML/NonlinearSolve.jl#468
I am nearly certain I need to make other changes to get this to work but lets see