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BifurcationKit test #1101

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@vyudu vyudu commented Oct 29, 2024

Wrote a test for the dependent parameters for BK from #1095, that can be uncommented once that works

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Let’s merge this once MTK releases with your update since then v.4 should work here.

You can use @test_broken for now as that would let us know when the test starts working.

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isaacsas commented Nov 1, 2024

@vyudu if you want to merge master into this the SciMLBase cap will hopefully allow it to run through to completion.

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isaacsas commented Nov 9, 2024

@vyudu the doc folder Project.toml needs updating too.

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OK, seems there are now new intialization related errors. That never happened under the old extension so I guess this is something broken by recent updates to the MTK-BifurcationKit extension (or initialization related changes).

If someone wants to take a look at what is going on feel free. I think for now I will just plan to disable this extension like we've disabled SI as I don't have the time or capacity to handle these breakages.

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