Error when specifying the range of an index with a UnitRange

Hi!

If we perform an operation with @tullio that needs to specify the range of an index manually, as follows:

using Tullio

N = 10
A = rand(5)

@tullio B[i, j] := A[i] (j in 1:N)

It errors with a message:
ERROR: MethodError: no method matching similar(::Vector{Float64}, ::Type{Float64}, ::Tuple{Base.OneTo{Int64}, UnitRange{Int64}})

I have found two workarounds so far.

1. Write the value of N explicitly (which is very limiting):

@tullio B[i, j] := A[i] (j in 1:10)

2. Use Base.OneTo instead of a UnitRange:

@tullio B[i, j] := A[i] (j in Base.OneTo(N))

This seems to be because similar does not accept UnitRanges as axes, and probably Tullio made some conversion in the first case when N was provided explicitly, but I don't know why the same conversion is not performed when the range is given as 1:N. Also, I can confirm this happens at least for the julia versions 1.6.7 and 1.9.0.

While the second workaround circumvents the problem completely, I think this behavior is odd and worth mentioning.

Thanks in advance!

Reproduce the @tullio B[i, j] := A[i] (j in 1:N) example with Julia 1.6.7 or 1.9.0, then inspect Tullio's handling of manually specified index ranges and the resulting similar call. Done means a UnitRange such as 1:N works without requiring a literal bound or Base.OneTo workaround.