Newer versions of DifferentialEquations.jl (and its dependency RecursiveArrayTools.jl) changed the way the solution can be accessed as an array, causing the example run files to error out. Indeed, when running the dynamic files, result in the following error:
Apparently, the way the solution was used as an array, although it worked fine before, it was never officially supported (see: https://github.com/SciML/DifferentialEquations.jl/issues/1021). The official way to access the solution from DifferentialEquations.jl is to do `Array(sol)'.
Newer versions of DifferentialEquations.jl (and its dependency RecursiveArrayTools.jl) changed the way the solution can be accessed as an array, causing the example run files to error out. Indeed, when running the dynamic files, result in the following error:
Apparently, the way the solution was used as an array, although it worked fine before, it was never officially supported (see: https://github.com/SciML/DifferentialEquations.jl/issues/1021). The official way to access the solution from DifferentialEquations.jl is to do `Array(sol)'.