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@OlivierHnt OlivierHnt commented Jul 30, 2023

Closes #165, closes #425.

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Patch coverage: 52.38% and project coverage change: -0.48% ⚠️

Comparison is base (09a76bd) 84.83% compared to head (8725d63) 84.35%.

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@OlivierHnt OlivierHnt merged commit ebdce7a into JuliaIntervals:master Jul 30, 2023
@OlivierHnt OlivierHnt deleted the remove-pointwise-boolean branch July 30, 2023 15:11
@OlivierHnt OlivierHnt mentioned this pull request Aug 3, 2023
timholy added a commit to timholy/ForwardDiff.jl that referenced this pull request Sep 28, 2023
IntervalArithmetic.jl may abandon support for `==` among intervals
(JuliaIntervals/IntervalArithmetic.jl#571).
To support specialization for specific Number subtypes, this makes
`iszero_tuple` into a "trait"-dispatched function, first unwrapping
all the way down to the elementary numeric type and then jointly
dispatching on that type and the actual tuple. This makes it possible
to create an extension in IntervalArithmetic that specializes the
implementation to use the new comparison operator `≛`.
The use of recursive unwrapping enables support for higher-order
derivatives.
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Inconsistency with in(x, ::Interval) and iterate(::Interval) Interval comparisons may make other packages functions behave unexpectedly
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