In https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/606420a308d951ab810a05f6f6c50a1b805f2b47/base/reshapedarray.jl#L173-L177 it should be checked whether the requested array has offset axes.
Otherwise we can get segfaults. See #33603

In the 1D->1D case (AbstractVector) there already is such a check:
https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/606420a308d951ab810a05f6f6c50a1b805f2b47/base/reshapedarray.

The GR backend has implemented an :outer legend position, which is not reflected in the documentation.

Plots.jl has a lot of small, easy-to-implement convenience functions and recipes that would be nice to have in AbstractPlotting, or StatsMakie.

• stephist:

    stephist(x)
    stephist(x)

Make a histogram step plot (bin counts are represented using horizontal lines
instead of bars). See `histogram`. 

• scatterhist:

    scatterhist(x)
    scatt

I was trying to use the Julia: Execute Code Cell Command, but I didn't know what was the delimiter for a cell. Finally, I found it, but It would be nice to have a comment about it :).

The error I get when I click on a URL in the documentation:

Couldn't resolve URL @ref
Configuring paths to API docs in project settings might help
External documentation for Array

I had my Clion shortcut in C:\JuliaPro-1.1.1.1 folder.
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MethodError: no method matching add_node!(::Mesh, ::UInt64, ::Array{Float64,1})
Closest candidates are:
add_node!(::Mesh, !Matched::Int64, ::Array{Float64,1}) at /home/jukka/repositories/JuliaFEM/src/preprocess.jl:64

I guess the automatic conversion should work, but nid is defined as Int64, maybe Integer would be better?