Replace OrderedSet with SortedSet to avoid hash bug#735
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does this work? I tried this but realized we needed to |
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You're right that this is a problem though, because galley tests now fail on the finch-tensor-python. A fix is proposed in JuliaCollections/OrderedCollections.jl#149, which we could pull in for now? |
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That works for me. Let's just pull in the fix. I'll add it to this branch. |
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I've got an alternate approach to just use Set when it's the key of a dictionary: #736 |
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I'm just a bit paranoid about the existence of a hash bug in OrderedSet, so for the sake of prudence I suggest we use SortedSet. My guess is that the performance impact will be fairly negligible.