Tracking issue for the no_implicit_imports ExplicitImports check, currently marked @test_broken in the QA group (test/qa/qa.jl, run_qa ei_broken = (:no_implicit_imports,)).
MATLABDiffEq relies on the following implicit imports (names brought in by heavy using/@reexport rather than explicit using X: name):
* `DiffEqBase` which is exported by `DiffEqBase`
* `MATLAB` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `eval_string` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `get_default_msession` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `get_mvariable` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `get_variable` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `jarray` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `jvector` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `put_variable` which is exported by `MATLAB`
* `ModelingToolkit` which is exported by `ModelingToolkit`
* `equations` which is exported by `ModelingToolkitBase`
* `independent_variables` which is exported by `ModelingToolkitBase`
* `modelingtoolkitize` which is exported by `ModelingToolkitBase`
* `parameters` which is exported by `ModelingToolkitBase`
* `PrecompileTools` which is exported by `PrecompileTools`
* `@compile_workload` which is exported by `PrecompileTools`
* `@setup_workload` which is exported by `PrecompileTools`
* `Reexport` which is exported by `Reexport`
* `@reexport` which is exported by `Reexport`
Notes:
@reexport using DiffEqBase is intentional (the package re-exports the DiffEqBase namespace); the bare DiffEqBase reliance is a consequence of that and may need to stay implicit / be handled specially rather than converted.
- The
MATLAB/ModelingToolkit/PrecompileTools/Reexport function and macro names can be converted to explicit using X: a, b, ... forms once verified not to break the re-export surface or downstream method extension.
Until resolved, the check runs as @test_broken and will auto-flag (Unexpected Pass) once it passes, prompting removal of the ei_broken entry. Opened as part of the run_qa v1.6 / ExplicitImports QA conversion.
Tracking issue for the
no_implicit_importsExplicitImports check, currently marked@test_brokenin the QA group (test/qa/qa.jl, run_qaei_broken = (:no_implicit_imports,)).MATLABDiffEqrelies on the following implicit imports (names brought in by heavyusing/@reexportrather than explicitusing X: name):Notes:
@reexport using DiffEqBaseis intentional (the package re-exports the DiffEqBase namespace); the bareDiffEqBasereliance is a consequence of that and may need to stay implicit / be handled specially rather than converted.MATLAB/ModelingToolkit/PrecompileTools/Reexportfunction and macro names can be converted to explicitusing X: a, b, ...forms once verified not to break the re-export surface or downstream method extension.Until resolved, the check runs as
@test_brokenand will auto-flag (Unexpected Pass) once it passes, prompting removal of theei_brokenentry. Opened as part of the run_qa v1.6 / ExplicitImports QA conversion.