#8952: Odd Girth
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       Reporter:  ncohen        |         Owner:  jason, ncohen, rlm
           Type:  enhancement   |        Status:  needs_review      
       Priority:  major         |     Milestone:  sage-5.4          
      Component:  graph theory  |    Resolution:                    
       Keywords:                |   Work issues:                    
Report Upstream:  N/A           |     Reviewers:                    
        Authors:                |     Merged in:                    
   Dependencies:                |      Stopgaps:                    
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Old description:

> Add a function to compute odd girth of a graph G.

New description:

 Add a function to compute odd girth of a graph G.

 '''Apply''':

 1.  [attachment:trac_8952_odd_girth_consolidated.patch]

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Comment (by rbeezer):

 "consolidated" patch has previous work in one (proper) patch - still has
 azi's name on it, too.

 See new "Apply" section in ticket description.

 Azi -

 1.  Start with a clean Sage installation (even if it means installing from
 source).
 2.  Install a system version of Mercurial, or replace "hg" commands with
 "sage -hg"
 3.  hg import <URL-to-consolidated-patch> (get URL from tiny download
 icon, not web-view of patch)
 4.  hg qpush  (to apply patch)
 5.  Rebuild sage, edit source, make changes, etc, etc.
 6.  hg qrefresh -m "<A possible new message for patch summary goes here>"
 7.  hg export qtip > <file-name-for-revised-patch>
 8.  hg qpop (to move changes out of the way, and get back to original
 Sage, rebuild, etc)

 You can use "hg qnew <private-name-for-patch>" to initiate a new project
 with no interference from previous one.  You can easily manage several
 activities with qpop/qpush, and "hg qpush --move" will allow applying
 patches out of order.  "hg qapplied", "hg qunapplied" are informative.
 Hope this is helpful.

 Rob

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