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The diff is massive but I congratulate because that was not simple work. I am impressed
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Hey,
Are you sure you want to do this? BK has changed a lot in the mean time.
please also consider moving it to the gh org bifurcatiokit
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Hi @rveltz ! Thank you for reaching out :) well all the of unit tests I created are passing? I would appreciate if you can find any bugs in the diff between the two versions. Happy to move this project to the org you mention. I can initiate the transfer now
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I would also appreciate retaining admin rights to BifurcationInference.jl
Sure, if I mess up, I will give it back to you :D
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I sent you an invit
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I think the diff is only massive because I had an automatic formatter on CTRL+S haha
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