A good specific thing about Julia development is that errors are not breaking changes, so they can be added as part of a new release. For example, this error is an example on where a error message can be improved. I’m still thinking (and looking for) on ways that a begginer can mess up something, where the error has an easy way to suggest a solution, and adding issues to the Julia github repository accordingly. In the future, as I become more fluent with the language, maybe do the PR myself
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