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unreachable reached #31439
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Can reproduce. Talking a look. |
Looking at:
we see a call to
Where %34 is inferred as
but at runtime, the value is of type
which is not a subtype. Looking into where that inference result comes from. |
That type comes from:
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Reduced to the following intersection:
which is too narrow:
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Standalone reduction:
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When I try to apply a fix for this, I get the following instead:
which I'm not sure is really an improvement 😂 😂 😂 |
Ah yes, sorry, the MWE should use an open-source SDP solver so that you don't need the license.
This still causes the crash. |
No worries, just trying to make a FLEXlm joke ;) |
If only github had the right reaction emoji for me now |
IDK if useful but I bisected Julia commits for this segfault:
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Please see the issue on SumOfSquares.jl: jump-dev/SumOfSquares.jl#95
I tried Julia master (Version 1.2.0-DEV.518 commit 54fe55b) with
--check-bounds=yes
. The error occurs on (at least) Windows and Linux and did not happen in Julia 1.1.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: