#17086: GenericGraph's documentation, __eq__, and __hash__ out of sync
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       Reporter:  emassop            |        Owner:
           Type:  defect             |       Status:  new
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-6.4
      Component:  graph theory       |   Resolution:
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  u/emassop/graph_hash               |  a207b85b076036104911b312aa5639a0b135a2e0
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Comment (by ncohen):

 > I can't understand "to you ... with '=='" here. The problem can occur
 when an {{{is}}}-based ordering disagrees with {{{==}}}. This can still
 happen when it is total.

 Okayokay right. So it can happen even when the ordering is total, when
 `==` does not agree with `<`. Or actually, it happens when `<` is not an
 order at all.

 > If sorted only uses {{{<}}} and not {{{==}}}, and if {{{<}}} is an
 {{{is}}}-based total order, then {{{sorted(sorted(L)) == sorted(L)}}} is
 indeed true. So someone should maybe check the implementation of
 {{{sorted}}} to see what comparisons are used.

 I expect that it only uses `<` or `<=`.

 > > Well, I do not think it needs a different ticket. I was surprised, but
 that's as bad as it got. If it is documented I don't see anything wrong
 with it. Especially since `is_isomorphic` also ignores edges by default.
 >
 > Okay... your punctuation was a bit strange then: "This is *REALLY* bad !
 Graphs with different labels should be non-equal !!! `O_O;;;;;`"

 Well, I *did* freak out. But if it works as intended, no problem `:-P`

 Nathann

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