reverting real coordinates #163
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e-moral-sanchez
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@campospinto @e-moral-sanchez What is the current status on this matter? Is there an open issue? |
I don't think so, but it would be good indeed to have one that describes precisely the problem. Note that the previous PR #156 was breaking some calls to TerminalExpr of derivatives (returning zeros for non-constant functions), probably because the coordinate symbols were not properly identified. Some of the corresponding code is now tested in the (still open) PR #161, so that the problem can be detected at sympde level. |
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The PR #156 defined domain coordinates with real=True argument. This is probably justified but requires additional testing as it breaks some calls to TerminalExpr. Here this change is reverted, and a dedicated PR will be reopened later.