Hi there,
As discovered in JuliaDiff/DifferentiationInterface.jl#966 , one of the latest versions of Symbolics broke DI's test suite. More specifically:
The bug either started with 7.15.3 (probably due to ) or 7.15.2, because the last CI run with 7.15.1 worked fine. I haven't bisected by testing 7.15.2 yet, but looking at the release notes, I'd say fix: properly handle differentiating operator applications #1805 is the most likely culprit (my test functions don't involve transposition so fix: fix transpose(::Arr) * Arr #1807 seems innocent).
It is common to Julia 1.10, 1.11 and 1.12.
It only affects DI's Cache mechanism.
More surprisingly, it only affects the jacobian function: all the other operators work fine with Cache
Minimum working example (maybe we can unleash Claude?):
using DifferentiationInterface, DifferentiationInterfaceTest, Symbolics
test_differentiation (
AutoSymbolics (),
DifferentiationInterfaceTest. default_scenarios (; include_normal = false , include_cachified = true , use_tuples = false );
logging = LOGGING,
excluded= [:hessian , :hvp , :second_derivative , :derivative , :pushforward , :gradient , :pullback ]
);
It wasn't caught in the downstream tests here because we put a minimal setup without contexts, but that can be changed if necessary.
Hi there,
As discovered in JuliaDiff/DifferentiationInterface.jl#966, one of the latest versions of Symbolics broke DI's test suite. More specifically:
transpose(::Arr) * Arr#1807 seems innocent).Cachemechanism.jacobianfunction: all the other operators work fine withCacheMinimum working example (maybe we can unleash Claude?):
It wasn't caught in the downstream tests here because we put a minimal setup without contexts, but that can be changed if necessary.