tests fail after the last two commits about klara.jl HOT 4 CLOSED

I changed all references to the ˋlenˋ field of unit ranges which has been removed in julia latest and replaced them with ˋlength(range)ˋ. This was causing the Travis builds to fail.

I also added derivation rules for .+ and .- operators as the use of + and- for Array / Number is deprecated. I had to change ReverseDiffSource for that, bump its version to 0.0.4 and update the REQUIRE file of MCMC (but I did not tag MCMC itself to a new version).

All the tests were ok that way on my PC. I made a PR on METADATA for ReverseDiffSource 0.0.4 last wednesday but it has been been merged as of today apparently. This is causing the Travis test to still fail (it doesn't find the 0.0.4 version of ReverseDiffSource). I am now waiting for this merge to happen to make sure that the build issue that started all this has disappeared.

A temporary fix to have MCMC tests pass should be to run Pkg.checkout("ReverseDiffSource") to force the use of the latest master version.

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Thanks @fredo-dedup, I just merged your metadata pull request. It should all be fine now. I will check it on my pc too this afternoon, and then will close this issue.

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I restarted the Travis build, and tests are passing now. Thanks @scidom for merging the ReverseDiffSource PR.

I am a bit confused about this PR. Was I supposed to merge it myself (do I even have rights to do that ?), or was it ok to wait ?

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Thanks @fredo-dedup, yes, I can see that the MCMC tests are now passing, so I will close this issue.

My common sense tells me that it is fine to merge metadata updates of your package, but the best person to answer this question is @StefanKarpinski.

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