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We currently prioritize the shared parameter value specified on the function (rate) rather than that on its owner (integration_rate) when there is a conflict. When revisiting this question recently, it seemed that it would be better to prioritize the value on the owner rather than the function, in part because the function acts as a template. We should recall why this decision was originally made and whether it makes sense to change it.
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Shared with its function initializer. Changes conflict behavior to be
consistent with other SharedParameters (function value favored over
owner value). For discussion on this, see
PrincetonUniversity#2600
Shared with its function initializer. Changes conflict behavior to be
consistent with other SharedParameters (function value favored over
owner value). For discussion on this, see
PrincetonUniversity#2600
For the following example in the documentation,
We currently prioritize the shared parameter value specified on the function (
rate
) rather than that on its owner (integration_rate
) when there is a conflict. When revisiting this question recently, it seemed that it would be better to prioritize the value on the owner rather than the function, in part because the function acts as a template. We should recall why this decision was originally made and whether it makes sense to change it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: