[🐞]Incompatibility with Julia 1.12

[truedichotomy]

Describe the bug
DIVAnd.jl doesn't install in Julia 1.12 macOS. Have not test it on other systems.

Environment

• Julia version: 1.12 beta 4
• Operating system: macOS 15.5

Installed modules

Type here the result of the command `import Pkg; Pkg.status()`:

Status `~/.julia/environments/test/Project.toml`
  [efc8151c] DIVAnd v2.7.12

To Reproduce
Pkg.add("DIVAnd.jl")

** Full stack trace with error message**

julia> err
PkgPrecompileError: The following 1 direct dependency failed to precompile:

DIVAnd 

Failed to precompile DIVAnd [efc8151c-67de-5a8f-9a35-d8f54746ae9d] to "/Users/user/.julia/compiled/v1.12/DIVAnd/jl_Nvv667".
ERROR: LoadError: cannot define function include; it already has a value
Stacktrace:
  [1] top-level scope
    @ ~/.julia/packages/DIVAnd/4UymR/src/Quadtrees.jl:116
  [2] include(mapexpr::Function, mod::Module, _path::String)
    @ Base ./Base.jl:304
  [3] top-level scope
    @ ~/.julia/packages/DIVAnd/4UymR/src/DIVAnd.jl:526
  [4] include(mod::Module, _path::String)
    @ Base ./Base.jl:303
  [5] include_package_for_output(pkg::Base.PkgId, input::String, depot_path::Vector{String}, dl_load_path::Vector{String}, load_path::Vector{String}, concrete_deps::Vector{Pair{Base.PkgId, UInt128}}, source::Nothing)
    @ Base ./loading.jl:2991
  [6] top-level scope
    @ stdin:5
  [7] eval(m::Module, e::Any)
    @ Core ./boot.jl:489
  [8] include_string(mapexpr::typeof(identity), mod::Module, code::String, filename::String)
    @ Base ./loading.jl:2837
  [9] include_string
    @ ./loading.jl:2847 [inlined]
 [10] exec_options(opts::Base.JLOptions)
    @ Base ./client.jl:319
 [11] _start()
    @ Base ./client.jl:554
in expression starting at /Users/user/.julia/packages/DIVAnd/4UymR/src/Quadtrees.jl:1
in expression starting at /Users/user/.julia/packages/DIVAnd/4UymR/src/DIVAnd.jl:1
in expression starting at stdin:

[ctroupin]

Hello,

I can reproduce the issue with Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS.

[ctroupin]

Could you test with

Pkg.add(name="DIVAnd", rev="Issue150")

[ctroupin]

@Alexander-Barth I suspect that Julia doesn't like the fact that there is a function called include( ) within Quadtrees.jl, could you check with

• Julia 1.12
• the branch "Issue150"
  ?

[Alexander-Barth]

Yes, branch "Issue150" works for me too on Julia 1.12. It is ok to rename the function is_included. Thanks!

[truedichotomy]

Yes, I can confirm it compiled. But it did send a number of warnings:

Precompiling packages finished.
  21 dependencies successfully precompiled in 43 seconds. 188 already precompiled.
  1 dependency had output during precompilation:
┌ VectorizationBase
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Int16" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Int16" refers to `Base.Int16`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Int16 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Int16` as `Base.Int16` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Int16`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Int64" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Int64" refers to `Base.Int64`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Int64 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Int64` as `Base.Int64` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Int64`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Int32" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Int32" refers to `Base.Int32`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Int32 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Int32` as `Base.Int32` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Int32`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "UInt8" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "UInt8" refers to `Base.UInt8`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function UInt8 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `UInt8` as `Base.UInt8` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: UInt8`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "UInt16" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "UInt16" refers to `Base.UInt16`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function UInt16 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `UInt16` as `Base.UInt16` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: UInt16`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Float32" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Float32" refers to `Base.Float32`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Float32 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Float32` as `Base.Float32` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Float32`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "UInt64" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "UInt64" refers to `Base.UInt64`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function UInt64 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `UInt64` as `Base.UInt64` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: UInt64`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Bool" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Bool" refers to `Base.Bool`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Bool end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Bool` as `Base.Bool` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Bool`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Int8" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Int8" refers to `Base.Int8`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Int8 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Int8` as `Base.Int8` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Int8`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Float64" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Float64" refers to `Base.Float64`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Float64 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Float64` as `Base.Float64` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Float64`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "UInt32" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "UInt32" refers to `Base.UInt32`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function UInt32 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `UInt32` as `Base.UInt32` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: UInt32`.
│  WARNING: Constructor for type "Float16" was extended in `VectorizationBase` without explicit qualification or import.
│    NOTE: Assumed "Float16" refers to `Base.Float16`. This behavior is deprecated and may differ in future versions.`
│    NOTE: This behavior may have differed in Julia versions prior to 1.12.
│    Hint: If you intended to create a new generic function of the same name, use `function Float16 end`.
│    Hint: To silence the warning, qualify `Float16` as `Base.Float16` in the method signature or explicitly `import Base: Float16`.
└  

[Alexander-Barth]

This seems to come from an indirect dependency VectorizationBase:

(@DIVAnd-jl120) pkg> why VectorizationBase
  DIVAnd → AlgebraicMultigrid → LinearSolve → RecursiveFactorization → LoopVectorization → SLEEFPirates → VectorizationBase
  DIVAnd → AlgebraicMultigrid → LinearSolve → RecursiveFactorization → LoopVectorization → VectorizationBase
  DIVAnd → AlgebraicMultigrid → LinearSolve → RecursiveFactorization → TriangularSolve → LoopVectorization → SLEEFPirates → VectorizationBase
  DIVAnd → AlgebraicMultigrid → LinearSolve → RecursiveFactorization → TriangularSolve → LoopVectorization → VectorizationBase
  DIVAnd → AlgebraicMultigrid → LinearSolve → RecursiveFactorization → TriangularSolve → VectorizationBase