Remove Tables.jl as a hard dependency #1100
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Tables.jl is now only needed for tests, not as a runtime dependency. The Tables interface for solution types is provided by RecursiveArrayTools via its Tables extension (RecursiveArrayToolsTablesExt). This change: - Removes Tables from [deps] section (it was never there but listed in compat) - Removes Tables from [compat] section - Keeps Tables in [extras] for test dependencies - Keeps Tables in test target for running tests The Tables interface continues to work through RecursiveArrayTools extension.
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Summary
This PR converts Tables.jl from a hard dependency to a weak dependency (used only for testing) in SciMLBase.jl.
Context
Tables.jl was listed in the
[compat]section which caused it to be installed as a dependency even though it wasn't in[deps]. The Tables interface for SciMLBase solution types is actually provided by RecursiveArrayTools through its extensionRecursiveArrayToolsTablesExt, not by SciMLBase directly.Changes
[compat]section (it was never in[deps])[extras]for test dependenciesImpact
Testing
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