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change some imports of misc #24060
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Branch: u/chapoton/24060 |
Branch pushed to git repo; I updated commit sha1. New commits:
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comment:3
According to the one patchbot, it doesn't apply. But the Trac plugin says that it does. |
comment:4
I assume that the problem is with the patchbot, since the conflicting file ( |
comment:5
I just rebased it immediatly after posting,so the patchbot must have taken the bad version |
comment:6
Funny, this one:
It shows a particular way of thinking by mathematicians. This will conflict with #24055. |
Dependencies: #24055 |
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I merged the branch with #24055 New commits:
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comment:9
This is failing on the patchbot... |
comment:12
Do you know what goes wrong in Python 3? Can you post the traceback? |
comment:13
This is not strictly related to python3-build, only to allow the use of "python -3" diagnostic tool with a python2-build. I once observed something when typing "python -3 src/sage/all.py" in sage-shell. But I cannot manage to reproduce what I remember. |
comment:14
If this is fixing a problem that you cannot reproduce, shouldn't we just close this ticket as invalid? |
comment:15
Well, I would still prefer to have these more specific imports.. |
Reviewer: David Roe |
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I think the changes are fine. Jeroen, if you object, feel free to set this back to Needs Work. |
Changed branch from u/chapoton/24060 to |
to avoid some circular imports; that prevent "python -3" to work
Depends on #24055
Component: python3
Author: Frédéric Chapoton
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: David Roe
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/24060
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