Hi everybody!

> Actually because in sage-on-gentoo we use the system boost we hit that 
> particular doctest failure a long time ago. I then asked Alexander Dreyer 
> who 
> works on polybori if the output was ok and it didn't seem to be concerned. 
>
Indeed, you can safely ignore the changes in the random output, since these 
are just user functions for generating random elements.
But maybe one could test for the following assumed properties:
  result =  random_set(monomial, n)
should obey 
  len(result) == 1
and 
  result.diff(monomial.divisors()).empty()

Best regards,
  Alexander 

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