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The phloem
crate (currently used by leaf
) seems to be deprecated in favour of collenchyma's SharedTensor
#41
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Yes, we have currently a ton of different development upstreams, that need to me submitted and merged. We are currently preparing for the 0.2.0 release with a ton of performance improvements, bug fixes, usability improvements, layers, solvers, etc. I will see if we can be more transparent about it and publish the changes into the develop branch, soon. Also a lot of fixes happens in the Collenchyma crate and it's BLAS and NN plugin crates. |
@mitchmindtree You can see one of the latest states of development (although lacking in polish and documentation) on the |
@MichaelHirn @hobofan thank you both for the info! @hobofan I noticed that on the "dump-0.2.0" branch you are temporarily using some local deps in the Cargo.toml for development - you might already know this, but just in case I thought I'd mention that you can also override local dependencies for development by listing the local repos you'd like to use in a local Looking forward to Also, I'll leave this issue up in case you'd like to leave it as info for other passersby who are curious. |
@mitchmindtree Notice the During development I generally first change the dependency in |
@hobofan Ahhh of course! That makes sense, thanks for the explanation :) |
@mitchmindtree I am thinking about closing this issue, since in the current master there shouldn't be any mention of Any unresolved questions regarding that we can help with? |
I also noticed that the collenchyma crate version seemed to be a little behind - I figure you must be busy with other work at the moment, but I just thought I'd ask what your plans are for updating. Are you currently waiting on developments upstream? Or has this simply not been updated yet due to lack of time?
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