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After wondering about the apply_new function and noticing that its return value didn't seem to affect the performance of the solver I decided to take a look at the code. As far as I can tell it never actually does anything. There are various checks to make sure that it is callable but that's it. This pull request removes it entirely.

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xuy commented Jun 25, 2018

Hey @nanthony21 , my apologies for not getting back right after the PR.
I think you are right that apply_new is not used anywhere. It could be an artifact of a project I was working on which required me to alter some internal data structure.

Anyways, I might have merged your the other one first, leaving this in a conflict state. If you don't mind rebase, I can merge this to master soon.

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Should be ok now.

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