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CompatHelper: bump compat for ModelingToolkit to 11 for package NeuralLyapunovProblemLibrary, (keep existing compat) #100
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Status UpdateI've analyzed this PR and found the issue: the PR branch was created from an outdated commit before recent changes in master (specifically PR #97 which removed EvalMetrics and other updates). What I Did
IssueI don't have push permissions to update the PR branch. The rebase is complete locally but cannot be pushed. Next Steps@ChrisRackauckas - This PR needs one of the following:
The rebased version is ready and should pass CI once pushed. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
PR Status AnalysisThis PR was created on 2025-12-12 to bump ModelingToolkit compatibility from 9.77 to "9.77, 11" for the NeuralLyapunovProblemLibrary package. Issue FoundThe PR branch is outdated - it was created before PR #97 (eval-metrics-removal) was merged and before the version bump to 0.2.6. The CI failures are due to the branch being out of sync with master, not due to incompatibilities with ModelingToolkit v11. SolutionThe PR branch needs to be rebased onto current master (commit 1ce7997). I've verified locally that:
Next StepsSomeone with push access needs to:
After the force push, CI should run on the updated branch and should pass (assuming no breaking changes in ModelingToolkit v11). 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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This PR cannot be merged yet due to a dependency constraint. IssueWhile this PR updates the NeuralLyapunovProblemLibrary subpackage to support ModelingToolkit 11, the main NeuralLyapunov package cannot upgrade to ModelingToolkit 11 because: NeuralPDE v5.20.0 (the latest version) only supports ModelingToolkit up to v10 From the NeuralPDE registry compat: Next StepsThis PR should remain open until:
Tested LocallyI verified that attempting to use ModelingToolkit 11 with the current dependency set fails because NeuralPDE restricts it to v10. cc @ChrisRackauckas - This will need to wait for NeuralPDE to support ModelingToolkit 11. |
Analysis of ModelingToolkit 11 CompatibilityThis PR updates the compat entry for ModelingToolkit to include version 11 in NeuralLyapunovProblemLibrary. After investigation, I found several breaking changes that need to be addressed: Issues Found
Test Status After Partial FixesAfter fixing issues 1 and 2, most tests pass except:
RecommendationThe I'll open a separate issue documenting the full migration path for ModelingToolkit 11 compatibility. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
Update: Partial Fixes CommittedI've analyzed the breaking changes and committed partial fixes (commit 4383dc2). However, I'm encountering authentication issues pushing to the PR branch. Changes Made (local commit)
Remaining IssueThe See issue #102 for the full details on the remaining changes needed. Test Results After Partial Fixes
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Analysis of CI FailureThe CI is failing because upgrading to ModelingToolkit v11 requires several breaking changes that aren't addressed in this compat-only update. Root CauseModelingToolkit v11 requires Symbolics v7, but the current compat specifies Key Issues
Created IssueI've created issue #105 with detailed migration steps needed to properly support MTK v11. RecommendationThis PR cannot be merged as-is because:
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This pull request changes the compat entry for the
ModelingToolkitpackage from9.77to9.77, 11for package NeuralLyapunovProblemLibrary.This keeps the compat entries for earlier versions.
Note: I have not tested your package with this new compat entry.
It is your responsibility to make sure that your package tests pass before you merge this pull request.