Stop using deprecated signatures from Distances.jl #529
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Good to fix those! Two main comments:
- The deprecations and in particular the new syntax was only added in JuliaStats/Distances.jl#239, so we have to bump the Distances compat entry to 0.10.9.
- We should change the function signature of
KernelFunctions.pairwise!in the same way.
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Thanks for catching this. If you could please bump the patch version, I'm happy to approve |
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Bump :) |
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We are using a deprecated signature of
Distances.pairwise!, leading to distracting warnings.This PR fixes those.