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Changes to Julia's LinearAlgebra module are making unit tests based on the number of memory allocations fail again. Previously fixed in #336 for v1.10.0.
We shouldn't be using allocations to test functionality, or if we are, we should rephrase the tests to work for arbitrary allocation numbers, e.g. "ring polymer version of a function for 10 beads should make 10 times the allocations as the base version".
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Changes to Julia's LinearAlgebra module are making unit tests based on the number of memory allocations fail again. Previously fixed in #336 for v1.10.0.
We shouldn't be using allocations to test functionality, or if we are, we should rephrase the tests to work for arbitrary allocation numbers, e.g. "ring polymer version of a function for 10 beads should make 10 times the allocations as the base version".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: