Deprecate diff(::AbstractMatrix), require a dim argument #25457
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Akin to `cumsum`, `diff` now requires a `dim` argument in cases where the array has more than one dimension. Final piece of #20041 for the 1.0 milestone.
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| argument instead of defaulting to using the first dimension ([#24684]). | ||
| * `cumsum`, `cumprod`, `accumulate`, their mutating versions, and `diff` all now require a `dim` | ||
| argument instead of defaulting to using the first dimension unless there is only | ||
| one dimension ([#24684]). |
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Perhaps add a reference to this PR too :)
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Akin to
cumsum,diffnow requires adimargument in cases where the array has more than one dimension. Final piece of #20041 for the 1.0 milestone.