#16333: Game Theory: build capacity to use gambit to solve Normal Form Games.
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       Reporter:  vinceknight        |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  needs_review
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-6.4
      Component:  game theory        |   Resolution:
       Keywords:  Game Theory,       |    Merged in:
  Normal Form Games                  |    Reviewers:
        Authors:                     |  Work issues:
Report Upstream:  N/A                |       Commit:
         Branch:                     |  9e1c1049aeb5bca2bee1188d29bc14d026fcb999
  u/vinceknight/gambit_integration   |     Stopgaps:
   Dependencies:  #16466             |
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Comment (by vinceknight):

 Replying to [comment:38 ncohen]:
 > Hello Vince ! It would be really cool if you made your branch a bit more
 'reviewer-friendly'. Right now it seems to follow the development history,
 but you want this to be re-read by somebody and it would be nice to not
 have a commit that fixes a bug introduced in a previous commit.

 Yeah, sorry: this was the subject of a long discussion on another
 thread... Will fix it now (or at least try to: rebase is a thing I can't
 pretend to understand). :)

 >
 > With git, you can very easily merge commits together, as part of the
 rebase command. Try something like that:
 >
 > - Checkout your branch, and type 'git checkout -b rebased_version'.
 This, to make sure that we do not touch your old branch so nothing can go
 wrong.
 > - 'git rebase -i develop'. This will 'replay' all your commits on top of
 the latest develop version. It will open a text editor, and you will see
 how easy it is to merge two commits, or reorder them.
 >
 > At the end of this procedure, the branch `rebased_version` will be on
 top of the latest develop version, and its history should be cleaner. You
 can call 'git rebase -i develop' several times if needed.
 >
 > Hope that will help.

 Yeah that looks really helpful, thanks!
 >
 > Nathann

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