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Updates the requirements on DocStringExtensions to permit the latest version.
Updates DocStringExtensions to 0.10.1

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v0.10.1

DocStringExtensions v0.10.1

Diff since v0.10.0

See https://github.com/JuliaDocs/DocStringExtensions.jl/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md for a list of changes.

Merged pull requests:

• Various TTFX improvements (#309) (@​JamesWrigley)
• Update version to 0.10.1 (#311) (@​MichaelHatherly)

Changelog

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v0.10.1 - 2026-10-20

Changed

• Improved the TTFX of the package by reducing specializations and adding a precompilation workload (#309).

v0.10.0 - 2026-10-14

Breaking

• @template rejects a category no docstring belongs to, such as a misspelled name, with an ArgumentError. It used to store a template that never applied, so a package with such a category now fails to precompile until the category is corrected or removed (#223)
• @template throws an ArgumentError for a template string without $(DOCSTRING), including a plain string literal, when the template is defined. Some of these templates used to load and fail with a MethodError only when Julia displayed a docstring. A package that defines one now fails to precompile (#151)
• More docstrings get a template, and some get a different one. A docstring now gets its template when it sits in the same begin block as the @template (#288), documents a bare existing name such as "..." f (#291), or documents a parametric type's constructor (#226). A method defined through a const alias gets METHODS where it got CONSTANTS (#289). A function named like a macro, such as var"@f", no longer gets MACROS (#263). Bindings documented together each get their own category's template (#210). Where a docstring repeats by hand what its template prints, the text now appears twice

Added

• Add TYPEDMETHODLIST, which lists methods like METHODLIST but with argument and return types. TypedMethodList(returns = false) leaves out the return types (#150, #197)
• Add TypedMethodSignatures(returns = false), which renders typed signatures without return types (#159, #179)
• Add a returns option to MethodSignatures and MethodList that follows each signature with its inferred return type. MethodSignatures and TypedMethodSignatures also take a string, such as returns = "success::Bool", which they print after -> in place of the inferred type (#206, #246)
• Add the DOCSTRINGEXTENSIONS_RETURN_ARROW and DOCSTRINGEXTENSIONS_SIGNATURE_WIDTH environment variables. A reader sets them to change the arrow before return types, such as to →, and the width at which a signature wraps to one argument per line, 60 by default (#252, #267)
• Add a defaults = true option to MethodSignatures and TypedMethodSignatures that prints default argument values, with the methods generated for positional defaults collapsed into one signature (#19, #107, #194)
• Add a defaults = :brackets option to MethodSignatures and TypedMethodSignatures. It prints the collapsed signature without default values. Each optional positional argument appears in brackets. Any other symbol passed as defaults throws an ArgumentError (#206, #247)
• Add PUBLIC to list a module's public names, both exported and declared public (#190)
• Add INSTANCES to list the instances of an enum with their values. It supports @enum and EnumX.jl's @enumx (#171)
• Add SUBTYPES to list the direct subtypes of a type as links. It lists only subtypes defined in the type's own module or a module inside it (#47, #154, #227)
• Add BODY to print the body of the documented method definition as a Julia code block (#54, #237)
• Add NOTEMPLATE, which stops a module's @template applying to the docstring it appears in. TemplateOverride(category) applies the template for another category instead (#158, #240)
• Add the ABSTRACTTYPES template category for abstract types. A module without one documents abstract types with its TYPES template, as before (#147, #241)
• SIGNATURES and TYPEDSIGNATURES in the docstring of a macro print it as its caller writes it, such as @m a b. The __source__ and __module__ arguments and the inferred return type are left out. They printed nothing before. METHODLIST and TYPEDMETHODLIST list a macro the same way. For a vararg macro they printed its hidden arguments, and for any other macro nothing (#262)
• SIGNATURES and TYPEDSIGNATURES in the docstring of a struct list the constructors its definition creates. They printed nothing before (#71, #245)
• Declare the interface for writing an abbreviation public on Julia 1.11 and later: Abbreviation, format and interpolation. A new guide covers it (#86, #303)
• Declare the types that take abbreviation options public on Julia 1.11 and later, such as MethodSignatures and TypeFields. Each one appears on its topic's reference page (#303)
• Add TypeFields(; types, defaults), whose keywords match the other option types (#303)

Changed

• Signatures leave out a return type inferred as Any, as they already did for Nothing. -> Any says only that inference could not work out the type (#301, #298)
• The manual splits into Examples and Reference sections with one page per topic. Each example page prints its source above the rendered docstrings, and new pages cover PUBLIC, INSTANCES, and @template with DOCSTRING. The package docstring is rewritten. A Setup page covers adding the package, templates, and Documenter. The docstrings of the package, @template and every abbreviation except README and LICENSE carry examples as doctests, which the docs build checks against the real output. They replace hand-written samples that had drifted from it (#122, #215)
• SIGNATURES prints an unnamed argument with a declared type as ::T, as TYPEDSIGNATURES does, so foo(::Val{N}) no longer prints as foo(_). An untyped unnamed argument still prints as _ (#161, #235)
• TYPEDSIGNATURES and TYPEDMETHODLIST print the declared type of each keyword argument, such as f(x; n::Int64). An untyped keyword and a kwargs... keyword print without one (#97, #244)
• FIELDS and TYPEDFIELDS print each field's default value, such as retries::Int64 = 3, for structs defined with Base.@kwdef or a macro that uses the same syntax. TypeFields(defaults = false) hides them (#182, #245)
• @template applies a template when its docstring is defined, not when it is displayed, so a templated docstring no longer stores the documented expression in the package image. A docstring for a binding that does not exist yet keeps its template until display. Bindings documented together, such as @doc "..." (f, T), each get the template for their own category, where they all used the last binding's (#210)

Deprecated

• TypeFields(types::Bool) is deprecated in favour of TypeFields(types = ...) (#303)

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Benchmark suite	Current: 9bf9eae	Previous: 860fd9e	Ratio
normal/RepGradELBO/fullrank/Mooncake	341301223 ns	381387483 ns	0.89
normal/RepGradELBO/fullrank/ReverseDiff	381402429 ns	460849367 ns	0.83
normal/RepGradELBO/meanfield/Mooncake	147590949 ns	161047634.5 ns	0.92
normal/RepGradELBO/meanfield/ReverseDiff	197318827 ns	231932491 ns	0.85
normal/RepGradELBO + STL/fullrank/Mooncake	408291290 ns	462267276 ns	0.88
normal/RepGradELBO + STL/fullrank/ReverseDiff	713919303 ns	914634677.5 ns	0.78
normal/RepGradELBO + STL/meanfield/Mooncake	210834282 ns	238197261.5 ns	0.89
normal/RepGradELBO + STL/meanfield/ReverseDiff	375843931 ns	440632774.5 ns	0.85

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