[ITensors] Fix ITensorsPackageCompilerExt precompile issue
#1549
Conversation
| @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ | |||
| using ITensors.ITensorMPS: MPO, OpSum, dmrg, random_mps, siteinds | |||
| include("$(@__DIR__)/../ITensorsVectorInterfaceExt/ITensorsVectorInterfaceExt.jl") | |||
There was a problem hiding this comment.
This doesn't look like a good idea to do. Does it work if you load VectorInterface.jl to trigger the extension to load, i.e. add the line:
using VectorInterface: VectorInterfaceIt seems weird that we would have to do that though.
There was a problem hiding this comment.
I see in #1548 (comment) you said you already tried that and it didn't work.
The confusing part to me, and maybe what is causing problems here for some reason, is that VectorInterface.jl is a dependency of KrylovKit.jl, and KrylovKit.jl is a dependency of ITensors.jl, so ITensorsVectorInterfaceExt should get loaded automatically. So there is something strange happening with the order that the packages/extensions get loaded, I suspect it is a bug in Julia and/or Pkg.
There was a problem hiding this comment.
Something you could try is adding VectorInterface.jl as a dependency of ITensors.jl directly and see if that forces ITensorsVectorInterfaceExt to get loaded. It's implicitly a dependency anyway, as I described, so it shouldn't be a problem adding it as a dependency, though it seems like a bug that we would have to do that.
One reason I made ITensorsVectorInterfaceExt is because when we move ITensors.ITensorMPS to ITensorMPS.jl, KrylovKit.jl and VectorInterface.jl will no longer be dependencies of ITensors.jl, so that extension was anticipating that code reorganization. But if it is causing problems that we can't circumvent right now we could move ITensorsVectorInterfaceExt into ITensors.jl and turn VectorInterface.jl into a dependency.
2 participants
Description
Fixing the issue #1548 .
The issue is related to the
precomile_itensor.jlfile's dependency onVectorInterface. During precompile,ITensorsVectorIntefaceExtis not being added which throws an error due to a missing function.