Fix for Julia v1.12 disallowing overloading eval#14
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jrklasen wants to merge 3 commits intoamazon-science:mainfrom
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Fix for Julia v1.12 disallowing overloading eval#14jrklasen wants to merge 3 commits intoamazon-science:mainfrom
eval#14jrklasen wants to merge 3 commits intoamazon-science:mainfrom
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Issue #, if available:
For Julia version >= 1.12, overloading the
evalfunction is no longer possible, as discussed here.Description of changes:
This PR renames all occurrences from
evaltoevaluate. In addition, it adds a.gitignoreand bumps the version, as this is a breaking change.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.
Small side comment: Julia packages are supposed to have a .jl in their repo name, so JuLS.jl. See https://github.com/amazon-science/LatticeAlgorithms.jl for example.