Multiparameter fixes#512
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Compared to the other prs this adds tests and removes an unwanted assert otherwise identical |
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LGTM @jenshnielsen, rebase onto master then squash and merge at will! |
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Author: Jens Hedegaard Nielsen <[email protected]> Multiparameter fixes (#512)
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This replaces #500 #501 and #502
Simpler to do in one as the tests are strongly coupled