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Having used the automatic package install feature for a few months already, I'm pretty sure we made the right decision. If you type `using x`, chances are you a
by adgjlsfhk1 5y ago
Having used the automatic package install feature for a few months already, I'm pretty sure we made the right decision. If you type `using x`, chances are you actually want to use it. Also, since 1.6 has added parallel precompilation, there aren't many packages that take that long. For reference DifferentialEquations currently adds in about 2 minutes.
- sundarurfriend 5y ago> If you type `using x`, chances are you actually want to use it. In my case, at least half of the time, the issue is that I forgot to switch to the right environment. (So it's nice that the output also shows the current environment that we'll be adding to.) I'm also just used to the convention of 'n' being the the default, for eg. with Linux package managers.