Mooncake, LinearSolve integration - 1 #791
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AstitvaAggarwal
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I was getting ExplicitImports, Aqua errors in all / Tests - NoPre since the import were not being technically directly used. In the same file, they are used as Base.propertynames etc. so I removed the imports.
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after this we get the errors : https://github.com/SciML/LinearSolve.jl/actions/runs/18461238570/job/52593055519?pr=791. (dont seem PR related)
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The current PR handles differentiating when using Mooncake for functions tested in
test/adjoint.jl,solve(). We reuse the currentChainrulesrules defined insrc/adjoint.jl. These rules are now used byZygoteandMooncake.Rrules for
solve!,initare required, followed by tests forMooncake(relevant to the ones in theEnzyme.jlExtension testfile). I will add this in a subsequent seperate PR.NOTE : Mooncake only works with Julia (lts) as of now, due to how it handles IR changes in different Julia versions
contributor guidelines, in particular the SciML Style Guide and
COLPRAC.
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