Move spatial tutorial from SciMLTutorials #277
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Now that we have package docs for all of the packages and doctests, it makes sense for the tutorials to be built as part of the testing process. It also keeps everything organized by package. Thus SciMLTutorials is getting cannibalized into separate package docs, and this is the one for JumpProcesses. I did a few updates (DiffEqJump, LightGraphs, links) so hopefully this is enough. I might need a little bit of help getting this one completed though, since there are a few I need to tend to.
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I can finish this one off. |
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Thanks, I'll just close the tab then and move onto the next! |
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Now that all of the packages have docs with tests, and we have a whole lot more testing hardware than we ever had before, we are starting to slim down the tutorials (which only get rebuilt and fixed periodically) and moving them to the individual package docs. We are doing this and turning all of the docs into downstream tests (SciML/SciMLDocs#104) so that they are perpetually working. It will be a massive amount of compute, but we have that now, so let's make everything super robust. Related PRs: - SciML/JumpProcesses.jl#277 - SciML/DiffEqParamEstim.jl#188 - SciML/DiffEqBayes.jl#274
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Looks like this just worked. Okay! |
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The tutorial needs some updates, but I can followup with those. |
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Now that we have package docs for all of the packages and doctests, it makes sense for the tutorials to be built as part of the testing process. It also keeps everything organized by package. Thus SciMLTutorials is getting cannibalized into separate package docs, and this is the one for JumpProcesses. I did a few updates (DiffEqJump, LightGraphs, links) so hopefully this is enough. I might need a little bit of help getting this one completed though, since there are a few I need to tend to.