#14437: doctest a now fixed rsolve fail
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       Reporter:  zimmerma  |        Owner:  burcin
           Type:  defect    |       Status:  new
       Priority:  minor     |    Milestone:  sage-6.4
      Component:  calculus  |   Resolution:
       Keywords:  beginner  |    Merged in:
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Report Upstream:  N/A       |  Work issues:
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Changes (by kcrisman):

 * keywords:   => beginner


Comment:

 > > This is now apparently in Sympy-in-Sage, and nicer than the Maple
 answer.
 > > Just needs a doctest!
 > Why would we want a Sage doctest for functionality that is completely
 inside Sympy?
 Short answer: we do this for other systems (e.g. Maxima, Pari) on
 occasion.

 Long answer: One of the nice things about Sage is that you can use those
 in Sage and it 'just works'.  For instance, one might have a computation
 that can really only be done inside Maxima or R (perhaps because we
 haven't wrapped functionality x or y), but then the final result is usable
 in Sage.  It's good to indicate this.  Also, often our doctests are
 slightly different or tested on different kinds of platforms.  It's not a
 bad thing to duplicate ''some'' of this - I agree that it's not reasonable
 to completely redo doctests, though of course `SAGE_CHECK` can provide
 some of that functionality.

 That doesn't provide a 100% compelling argument, I agree - maybe 85%
 compelling, to me.  But it isn't really a big problem - if you prefer not
 to take the time to do that, which I totally understand (notice I haven't
 either!) then just leave it for someone who is practicing and learning how
 to develop  for Sage - marking as 'beginner'.

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