Error in tests for utils on Julia 0.5 #40
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@dfdx I have no idea why that would be happening in 0.5, but I agree that this seems like a bug in julia and warrants opening an issue. As for your fix, it seems appropriate given that it only impacts the test code. Personally, I might include a comment about the issue, but that's just me. |
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After some time I was able to narrow the issue to a standalone example - see JuliaLang/julia#19041. In our case problematic component is I'm going to give it a couple of days and then use whatever workearound to make tests stable. |
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Currently
Pkg.test("Boltzmann")fails with pretty interesting error:This message to the line 286:
which is supposed to simply create 2 clones of RBM. Strangely enough, error disappears if I add call:
just before the line described.
This sound pretty much like a bug in Julia itself (I'm on 0.5.0 currently), but I wasn't able to create a minimal reproducible example to submit an issue. @Rory-Finnegan maybe you know some details of what may be going here or ideas how to make a minimal example?