fix: disallow parameter values in initial conditions #2743
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Isn't this very breaking? (It looks like it considering the number of tests both here and downstream that broke due to this change) Is there a reason this cannot be supported? All the information is present to separate initial condition from parameters internally, letting the user provide a dict containing both |
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I agree, this looks too breaking to release. Hadn't looked at CI until now. |
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Closing because fixing this is breaking, and letting this remain doesn't cause correctness issues. |
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Is this a candidate for v10? |
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Close #2692
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