contiguous numbers in rsolve

[smichr]

• solvers
  • rsolve_poly will return results with contiguously numbered constants

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  * `rsolve_poly` will return results with contiguously numbered constants
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[smichr]

blocked by #23840

[smichr]

@oscarbenjamin , any idea why the optional dependency test is marked as being required? Or is there some other problem?

[oscarbenjamin]

any idea why the optional dependency test is marked as being required?

That job does not usually fail. I've made it not required for now.

Or is there some other problem?

See #23847

[oscarbenjamin]

Looks good.