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Rebuild content #183
Rebuild content #183
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It looks like the project.tomls need DiffEqTutorials in there for the footers. |
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Go back to the Harmonic oscillator. Use the `SavingCallback` to save an array for the energy over time, and do this both with and without the `ManifoldProjection`. Plot the results to see the difference the projection makes. | |||
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Error: ArgumentError: Package DiffEqTutorials not found in current path: |
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Ah, DiffEqTutorials is not in the inner Project.toml. How do we make the environments stack?
It would be nice to have the netlify setup now, because the pdfs aren't rendered so well... we should get a better PDF template, but that's a long term thing. |
oh viewing the .md files is probably the easiest. duh. |
Yeah, that run it failed on is pretty giant. We might need to use the benchmarking server for the tutorials, which is good anyways since a lot of the tutorials go over code optimization so they need stable benchmarking too. |
It looks like we can load DiffEqTutorials from the inner environment with |
!rebuild introduction oops, i added a check for membership and apparently it's wrong... |
You're not allowed to do that. |
😆 get told. |
!rebuild introduction it's gonna yell at me again but this time it'll print out some debug info for me 🙃 |
You're not allowed to do that. |
grr, i may have to spam in here more than i would like 😬 |
Oh... it's a JS thing. > "foo" in ["foo"]
false it gets better (I guess it checks index membership?!) > 1 in ["foo"]
false
> 0 in ["foo"]
true |
wat |
I guess it kind of makes sense when you look at the docs and see that it's meant for Objects And the object keys of an array are its indices... > Object.keys([1,2,3])
[ '0', '1', '2' ] But also... wat |
!rebuild introduction annoying, it seems like GH takes a few minutes to pick up changes to a repo containing an Action |
!rebuild introduction praying to the cache gods |
Created pipeline: see it here. |
!rebuild introduction Fixed a bug, I think |
Created pipeline: see it here. |
!rebuild introduction another one... |
Created pipeline: see it here. |
Sweet, all 5 are finished and successful 🙂 |
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