Closed isaacsanders closed 7 years ago
I wasn't able to replicate the bug in a REPL with just Pollution, so part of me thinks it is related to the ptest
substitution, but that is just a guess.
Can I go ahead and close this?
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I wasn't able to replicate the bug in a REPL with just Pollution, so part of me thinks it is related to the ptestsubstitution, but that is just a guess.
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I wouldn't mind a point release, but I understand if you would rather not.
'tis released. 0.9.2 of quixir and 0.9.1 of pollution.
Thanks again.
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I wouldn't mind a point release, but I understand if you would rather not.
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:+1: happy to help, when I can manage the time to figure out the issue.
On the master branch of this repo http://github.com/isaacsanders/histogrammar-elixir, I have a test case,
test/histogrammar/bin_test.exs
, that contains a list of bounded floats.It seems as though the list just throws out my structure and returns 42 forever.