I was just using this script to update the sagenb checksum and got this as
part of the output:
cat: /Users/.../sage/build/pkgs/sqlalchemy/package-version.txt: No such
file or directory
Should the script be smart enough to know about things we removed (I think
that I recall that being the case)
Hello Developers,
I am a second year student from Indian Institute of
Technology,Kharagpur,India. I am pursuing Integrated MSc in Mathematics and
Computing. I've been coding in Python and C for over an year and I'm
learning Graphs Algorithms, Differential Equations and many other relevant
Hello,
Why are you interested in contributing to Sage?
Vincent
On 02/12/15 18:21, saurabh garg wrote:
Hey All !!!
I, Saurabh Garg, am a undergraduate student at Indian Institute of
Technology, Bombay, India, pursuing a bachelors degree in Computer Science
and Engineering and willing to contri
Hey All !!!
I, Saurabh Garg, am a undergraduate student at Indian Institute of
Technology, Bombay, India, pursuing a bachelors degree in Computer Science
and Engineering and willing to contribute to this community. I have prior
knowledge of python and c++ but no prior knowledge of Open Source
The fact that -120 is given indicates to me that domain:real won't solve
all the problems, and I think that domain:complex solved some other
incorrectness. It's one thing to make things easier for use in freshman
teaching, but I'm leery of making this change (despite the many headaches
it caus
The UTMOST Project investigates the affordances and challenges of
integrating powerful open source software for advanced mathematics (ie
Sage) with textbooks and course materials provided with open licenses and
available in a variety of formats. The project seeks to understand the ways
in which
Hi,
I think we should revisit our decision -- from long ago -- to make
domain:complex the default for Sage. Paul Zimmerman argued for it a
long time ago. However, my impression is that symbolic integration is
used mainly by people who are doing purely real-variable undergraduate
education, and f
Hello,
My patchbot librae is constantly reporting some strange doctest failures
sage -t --long src/sage/rings/real_double.pyx
**
File "src/sage/rings/real_double.pyx", line 2789, in
sage.rings.real_double.time_alloc
Failed exa
On 2015-12-02 11:40, Sébastien Labbé wrote:
Would it be possible that make ptestlong run the tests even if the
documentation fails to build because of "spurious" errors?
The fact that "make ptestlong" builds the documentation is a *feature*,
not a bug. You will get doctest errors if the docume
Would it be possible that make ptestlong run the tests even if the
documentation fails to build because of "spurious" errors?
$ make ptestlong
[structure] reading sources... [ 34%] sage/sets/set_from_iterator
Error building the documentation.
Note: incremental documentation builds someti
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