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make doc-clean and running make again on second computer worked.
thanks for your help
brett
On Tuesday, 5 February 2019 10:50:54 UTC-5, brettpim wrote:
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> On the second computer I ran make doc-clean and am trying again
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On my first computer everything compiled fine after I cleared SAGE_LOCAL
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> Out of curiosity: How many existing tests fail for that reason?
We had to fix a *huge* number of issues because of comparing apples and
oranges. It was one of the biggest porting efforts towards Python 3, that's why
I consider it a big deal. Look at the long list of dependencies on Trac #22029
On 2019-02-05, Jeroen Demeyer wrote:
> The change in the code is quite small, but the implications are big, so
> that's why I wanted to mention it here on sage-devel.
Out of curiosity: How many existing tests fail for that reason? Even
though the implications are big, I suppose we do not have ma
Trac ticket #22029 changes the coercion model such that comparisons of
Element instances now behave like in Python 3. This means that
comparisons of elements with uncomparable types/parents will raise an
error instead of returning some random answer. I believe that this is an
important step in
