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Coding theory tutorial: many broken doctests #17617
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comment:2
It appears now "codes." must be preappended: for example,
becomes
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comment:3
True. I believe that #17616 already does that wherever it is needed, though. Nathann |
comment:4
David, this should be fixed now, right? |
comment:5
Indeed. All of these were fixed when I completely rewrote this tutorial in #19897. I don't exactly know what to do in that case though. I know you can set a ticket as closed/invalid/wontfix which it more or less the case here, but I don't know how to do that. |
comment:6
Like this? |
comment:7
Yes, like this. It was under "milestones", of course... Anyway, I'm giving a positive review to this closed/invalid/wontfix as the bugs described in this ticket does not exist anymore. |
The examples contained in the coding theory tutorial were never tested because they began with "Sage :" instead of "sage:".
This is reformatted in #17616 but many doctests were broken and were flagged as "not tested". Somebody who understands coding theory should go over them and fix them properly.
Even the sentence
is wrong, as GUAVA is optional, part of
gap_packages
.[1] http://www.sagemath.org/doc/thematic_tutorials/coding_theory.html
Depends on #17616
CC: @sagetrac-dlucas
Component: coding theory
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/17617
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