Re: About 4.3
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William Stein
Dec 22, 2009, 2:35:51 PM12/22/09
to Nathann Cohen, Mike Hansen, sage-release
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 11:00 AM, Nathann Cohen <nathan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello William !!!
>
> This afternoon (it is 20:00 in France), I sent an email to Mike about
> something I thought weird : in his directory on sage.math, in
> release/4.3/rc1/, I ran Sage to check what was going on in the new
> version, and could not find functions like Graph.flow, Graph.matching,
> and other functions defined recently using LP. hg log told me the
> patches had been applied, but the functions were not in graph.py. We
> had had a problem with patch #7733 a few days ago, because the patch
> from this ticket, when it was applied, was (by mistake) removing a
> part of another function it needed to work. The doctest failed, and
> Mike reported the error.
> I fear that he applied all the patches from the Graph section, but
> that most of these patches erased each other, leaving only the last
> ones... I still have no reply fom his behalf, so I do not know what to
> expect as I know nothing about the releasing process of Sage.
> Perhaps this directory is just for tests, perhaps I'm worried for
> nothing, well... :-)
> Hello William !!!
>
> This afternoon (it is 20:00 in France), I sent an email to Mike about
> something I thought weird : in his directory on sage.math, in
> release/4.3/rc1/, I ran Sage to check what was going on in the new
> version, and could not find functions like Graph.flow, Graph.matching,
> and other functions defined recently using LP. hg log told me the
> patches had been applied, but the functions were not in graph.py. We
> had had a problem with patch #7733 a few days ago, because the patch
> from this ticket, when it was applied, was (by mistake) removing a
> part of another function it needed to work. The doctest failed, and
> Mike reported the error.
> I fear that he applied all the patches from the Graph section, but
> that most of these patches erased each other, leaving only the last
> ones... I still have no reply fom his behalf, so I do not know what to
> expect as I know nothing about the releasing process of Sage.
> Perhaps this directory is just for tests, perhaps I'm worried for
> nothing, well... :-)
Be worried. That is the release directory. If your code is missing,
that's bad.
I'm going to wait for now to hear from Mike. I believe he is
traveling at the moment, but have no doubt we'll hear from him soon.
-- William
Nathann Cohen
Dec 22, 2009, 2:40:55 PM12/22/09
to William Stein, Mike Hansen, sage-release
Got it :-/
I will be available tomorrow during the whole day, and a bit of
thursday morning perhaps. When do you think we could hear from him ?
It is 20:39 in France now. I do not mind waking up in the middle of
the night, and my lab is totally empty as this time of the year, so no
one will notice if I come late :-)
Nathann
2009/12/22 William Stein <wst...@gmail.com>:
William Stein
Dec 22, 2009, 2:45:25 PM12/22/09
to Nathann Cohen, Mike Hansen, sage-release
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 11:40 AM, Nathann Cohen <nathan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Got it :-/
>
> I will be available tomorrow during the whole day, and a bit of
> thursday morning perhaps. When do you think we could hear from him ?
> It is 20:39 in France now. I do not mind waking up in the middle of
> the night, and my lab is totally empty as this time of the year, so no
> one will notice if I come late :-)
> Got it :-/
>
> I will be available tomorrow during the whole day, and a bit of
> thursday morning perhaps. When do you think we could hear from him ?
> It is 20:39 in France now. I do not mind waking up in the middle of
> the night, and my lab is totally empty as this time of the year, so no
> one will notice if I come late :-)
I honestly don't know.
-- William
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