One more thing, should I debug and implement new algorithms first or
refactor the module first?
On Thursday, 30 March 2017 04:29:34 UTC+5:30, Aaron Meurer wrote:
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> You can submit a draft to Google's website, but make sure to also
> submit a final version before the deadline.
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> It would help
What about the basic idea? Is it too much or too less or the right amount?
Also, my basic idea is rewriting a module. How am i supposed to show
implementation part?
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You can submit a draft to Google's website, but make sure to also
submit a final version before the deadline.
It would help to clean up the formatting, especially for the timeline.
You can look at other proposals to see how people are doing it.
Beyond that, the proposal could use some more detail
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2017-Application-Vedarth-Sharma-:-Rewriting-the-Matrices-module-to-make-matrices-in-Sympy-faster-and-more-usable.
kindly give me some feedback. I would really appreciate it. I know it is
not perfect but it is just a draft right now. Should I submit it to
g
I will submit the draft to you in about 2 hours. Kindly review it and give
your feedback.
Thanks for your help.
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Bugfix only projects are allowed, although we have never had one
before. You just need to make sure that your proposal is clear enough
on what you plan to do, so that it is possible to do the evaluations.
Aaron Meurer
On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 11:31 AM, Vedarth Sharma
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> Can my project propo
Can my project proposal involve fixing a module i.e. fixing bugs? I mean
obviously organizing it and rewriting it properly of course. Is it allowed?
Or should I do something more?
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Doing a pull request that is related to your proposal is always a good
idea, if you are unsure what else to do.
Aaron Meurer
On Fri, Mar 24, 2017 at 1:21 PM, Vedarth Sharma
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> Definitely. I will contribute more frequently and try to solve more
> significant issues. I have been going throug
Definitely. I will contribute more frequently and try to solve more
significant issues. I have been going through sympy's code base and issue
tracker for past 3 months, but wasn't able to make any significant
contribution because I was busy with my exams (and some other stuff). But
now I'll be
It does technically fulfill the requirement, but I would suggest doing
something more to make your proposal stronger.
Aaron Meurer
On Fri, Mar 24, 2017 at 2:58 AM, Vedarth Sharma
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> Done. And it got merged as well :). Does that fulfill my patch requirement or
> do i need to submit a pull
Done. And it got merged as well :). Does that fulfill my patch requirement or
do i need to submit a pull request related to my proposal as well?
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Just changing the name should work. None of the tests are referenced
anywhere else in the code, and all the tests are gathered by the test
runner automatically.
Be sure to use 'git mv' to change the filename, so that git properly
removes the old file and adds the new one.
Aaron Meurer
On Tue, Ma
I would like to submit a patch with changed name of file. Should I just change
the name of file or something more is required. Where else do i need to make
this modification? Right now sympy.test() doesn't work on matexpr.
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Yes, I don't know why that file isn't called test_matexpr.py. We
should change it.
As for the patch requirement, yes, it means getting a pull request
submitted by the application deadline (April 3), and merged soon
thereafter. We a little lax on the actual merging deadline, because we
know that re
That was really helpful. Thanks a lot. I made a change to matexpr and was
really unsure should i submit a pull request or not because i just couldn't
run tests on it. Btw shouldn't the test file follow the same naming
convention and same location convention as mentioned in sympy wiki? Another
q
Some files don't have tests, but more likely is that the tests are in
another file. In this case, it looks like there is
test_matrix_exprs.py.
In general, if you make a change to a file in a submodule, like
sympy.matrices, I would recommend running the tests for the whole
submodule, and any other
I noticed that some files like matexpr.py do not have their test files. So
I was wondering why is that so? And how are we supposed to run tests on
them?
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