feat: throw error when differentiating registered function with no derivative in structural_simplify
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That should error. For the test, let's just define the derivatives. |
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Rebased again to run Catalyst downstream |
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Requires JuliaSymbolics/Symbolics.jl#1448
Close #3370
This mostly works. The problem is this test, specifically these equations.
yis defined asget_value(interpolator, t)and subsequently there are equationsD(y) ~ dyandD(D(y)) ~ ddy. Since the derivative ofget_valueisn't defined, with the changes in this PRstructural_simplifywould error. However, those equations become observed and have no role in solving the system, so technically they can be ignored and the system solved. The question is whether we want to error or retain the somewhat broken behavior.