Fix SteadyStateAdjoint Breakage #885
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The title and description of the pull request are clear and focused. They effectively communicate the purpose of the changes, which is to fix the SteadyStateAdjoint Breakage. The description provides additional context about the issue and mentions the addition of a direct test to prevent similar issues in the future.
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The changes in this pull request are narrowly focused on fixing the identified issue. The modifications primarily involve the steadystate_adjoint.jl file, with some changes to the Project.toml and test/steady_state.jl files. There are no indications of the author trying to resolve multiple issues simultaneously.
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Title and Description 👍
The title and description are clear and concise
The title "Fix SteadyStateAdjoint Breakage" provides a concise summary of the purpose of the changes. The description provides additional context, mentioning that the issue was not caught by downstream tests and that another pull request is needed from the SparseDiffTools.jl repository. It also states that a direct test has been added to prevent similar issues in the future.
Scope of Changes 👍
The changes are narrowly focused
The changes are specifically targeted at addressing the identified problem with the SteadyStateAdjoint functionality. The diff primarily consists of version updates in the Project.toml file and modifications to the steadystate_adjoint.jl file. Additionally, a new test related to the SteadyStateAdjoint functionality has been added.
Testing ❓
Testing details are not explicitly provided
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Code Changes 👍
Code changes are appropriate and targeted
The code changes are appropriate and targeted at fixing the identified issue. The version updates in the Project.toml file and the modifications to the steadystate_adjoint.jl file seem to be necessary for resolving the issue. The addition of a new test is a good practice to prevent similar issues in the future.
Suggested Changes
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@ChrisRackauckas test fails seem same as master. Is this good to go? |
Not sure how the DEQ downstream tests did not catch this. Needs JuliaDiff/SparseDiffTools.jl#256 as well.
I have added a direct test here as well to ensure this doesn't happen again.