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Reactant tests disabled on Julia 1.13+

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Description

Summary

Reactant tests have been disabled on Julia 1.13+ in PR #327 because Reactant.jl does not yet support Julia 1.13.

Details

When running tests on Julia 1.13.0-alpha2, Reactant shows the following warning:

Warning: Reactant.jl currently doesn't support versions of Julia 1.12 or newer. We are
actively working on adding support for newer versions of Julia. For the time
being we recommend using 1.11 or LTS.

For latest updates, check the status of support for Julia 1.12+ at
https://github.com/EnzymeAD/Reactant.jl/issues/1736.

Upstream Issue

The Reactant.jl team is tracking Julia 1.12+ support at:

Action Items

  • Monitor upstream Reactant.jl issue for Julia 1.13 support
  • Re-enable Reactant tests once Reactant.jl supports Julia 1.13+

Related

  • PR #327 - Disables Reactant tests on Julia 1.13+

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Research direction

Start with PR #327 to understand how Reactant tests were disabled, then check Reactant.jl issue #1736 for Julia 1.13+ support status. Once upstream support is available, restore the Reactant test path and run the Julia 1.13+ test suite; done means those tests pass without the unsupported-version warning.

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Assessment

Tech stack
julia
Domain
testing-qa
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
30/100

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