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import operators from Base explicitly #68
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Nice catch. Very simple change - I'm satisfied. Can someone give a second yay? |
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Seems OK to me also (travis failures are 0.3 only, and unrelated to this PR). Merging. |
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import operators from Base explicitly
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import Base.Operatorshas been removed in Julia: JuliaLang/julia#12235.So we have to import all operators explicitly from the
Basemodule from now on.This pull request adds missing operators to the import list.