Move definition of Domain to DomainSetsCore.jl package #140
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There are many other changes in this PR, related to treating domains as an interface rather than a type. For some explanation, see JuliaMath/IntervalSets.jl#136 (comment). These changes are likely to be breaking some things, so the version update should reflect that. |
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This is superseded by #141, which implements the changes in this PR but without moving the definition of Domain. That makes it easier to experiment with. We can revisit moving the |
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This is a proposal to move the definition of Domain to the DomainSetsCore package.
This PR is not meant to be merged yet, only after DomainSetsCore has been registered and IntervalSets has been updated.