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I was revisiting a minimal working example from an old issue (#7 (comment)) and I have run into a MethodError. The code snippet and the full stacktrace of the error are shown below.
Detail: the original function takes three vectors as inputs: q, q̇, and q̈, but in order to use it with sparsity! I first concatenate them all into x and then retrieve them from within the function. I believe this is the right thing to do, but correct me if there's a better way.
I am closing this issue. The code snippet above is no longer throwing an error. I could swear I tried this on a fresh environment yesterday... Oh well, my apologies.
I was revisiting a minimal working example from an old issue (#7 (comment)) and I have run into a
MethodError
. The code snippet and the full stacktrace of the error are shown below.Detail: the original function takes three vectors as inputs:
q
,q̇
, andq̈
, but in order to use it withsparsity!
I first concatenate them all intox
and then retrieve them from within the function. I believe this is the right thing to do, but correct me if there's a better way.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: