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Incomplete types break JET on Julia 1.10 #619
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…ading The syntax `import ..Submod` refers to the name that is available within a parent module specified by the number of `.` dots, indicating how many levels up the module hierarchy to go. However, when it comes to package loading, it seems to work regardless of the number of dots. This inconsistency in behavior when loading as a script versus loading as a package is quite subtle, and ideally, there should be consistency. For now, in `report_package`, adjust `modpath` here to mimic the package loading behavior. - closes #619
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…ading The syntax `import ..Submod` refers to the name that is available within a parent module specified by the number of `.` dots, indicating how many levels up the module hierarchy to go. However, when it comes to package loading, it seems to work regardless of the number of dots. This inconsistency in behavior when loading as a script versus loading as a package is quite subtle, and ideally, there should be consistency. For now, in `report_package`, adjust `modpath` here to mimic the package loading behavior. - closes #619
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…ading (#633) The syntax `import ..Submod` refers to the name that is available within a parent module specified by the number of `.` dots, indicating how many levels up the module hierarchy to go. However, when it comes to package loading, it seems to work regardless of the number of dots. This inconsistency in behavior when loading as a script versus loading as a package is quite subtle, and ideally, there should be consistency. For now, in `report_package`, adjust `modpath` here to mimic the package loading behavior. - closes #619
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See below, we start getting a stack trace from the following definition in
REPL
. This seems to start with a failure to handle the following incomplete type definitions: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/64de065a183ac70bb049f7f9e30d790f8845dd2b/stdlib/REPL/src/REPL.jl#L570-L599The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: