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CI Health Check - Automated Test#51

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CI Health Check - Automated Test#51
ChrisRackauckas-Claude wants to merge 1 commit intoSciML:mainfrom
ChrisRackauckas-Claude:ci-health-check-20260107-145519

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Automated CI Health Check

This is an automated CI health check to verify that the master branch's CI pipeline is working correctly.

Purpose: Proactive monitoring to detect CI breakage early

Changes: Trivial whitespace addition (blank line added to README.md)

Next Steps:

  • CI will run on this PR
  • After ~2 hours, results will be analyzed
  • If CI passes: PR will be closed and branch deleted
  • If CI fails: An issue will be opened with diagnostic information and @ChrisRackauckas will be notified

Expected Duration: CI typically takes 1-2 hours to complete


This is an automated health check. The trivial change will not be merged.

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CI Health Check Results

Status: ❌ CI is broken

Multiple test failures detected across different test suites. Full details documented in issue #52.

Summary:

  • ❌ Downgrade tests: Package compatibility conflict (PrecompileTools vs ExplicitImports)
  • ❌ Pre (nightly) tests: Same compatibility issue
  • ❌ Integration tests: Multiple test failures in ModelingToolkit.jl
  • ✅ Standard tests (Julia 1.x): Passing
  • ✅ Documentation: Passing
  • ✅ Format & spell checks: Passing

Action taken: Opened issue #52 with full diagnostic information and suggested fixes.

Closing this health check PR and cleaning up the test branch.

@ChrisRackauckas-Claude ChrisRackauckas-Claude deleted the ci-health-check-20260107-145519 branch January 7, 2026 22:02
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