Deprecate ParametricExpressionSpec in favor of TemplateExpressionSpec#920
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Thanks Miles. Apologies, my entire set up is now directly in Julia, I'll struggle to get this tested in a timely manner. Are you planning a similar warning in SR.jl? |
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No worries! And yes; will put it in Julia too with a deprecation warning there. Just happened to write it on the Python side first |
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This tries to give a helpful warning message to the user for how to upgrade to template expressions.
Suggested by @gm89uk as he found the performance was much better. So there's not much of a point in having a separate class anymore when template expressions are just better.
Care to take a look at the PR and let me know what you think?