#18762: Create coercion between diagram algebras and the symmetric group algebra
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Reporter: ghseeli | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: needs_work
Priority: minor | Milestone: sage-6.9
Component: algebra | Resolution:
Keywords: diagram algebra, | Merged in:
partition algebra, days65 | Reviewers:
Authors: George H. | Work issues:
Seelinger | Commit:
Report Upstream: N/A | 2adcfeffa5d87f137ee9010fb69087a2b76e98a7
Branch: | Stopgaps:
u/ghseeli/create_coercion_between_diagram_algebras_and_the_symmetric_group_algebra|
Dependencies: #18720 |
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Comment (by ghseeli):
Vincent,
Thank you for your feedback. I had intended to change the status from
needs_review to needs_work when Travis made his comments 3 weeks ago, so I
am sorry you felt compelled to review something that was already in need
of a lot of work. I understand that methods must be documented and I will
do so accordingly before there is a positive review. However, first, I
needed to establish what is going on here, (see the earlier comments about
weird coercion behavior) and that is still somewhat (?) in the air. I do
agree that my git comments are rather terse, but at the same time, as you
note, most of them are rather small and thus looking at the diff should be
more than enough to get an idea of what is happening. Furthermore, as
someone who develops software semi-professionally, it is not unusual that
the number of commits exceeds the number of lines changed. Most software
developers would say that the number of lines affected has little
correlation with content. Finally, a lot of these commits are due to the
age of the ticket. New versions of the beta need to be merged into the
branch so that the feature doesn't depart from the current beta. I am
sorry that my development cycle has been so slow that this has been
necessary. I hope to finish this ticket soon. Thank you for your feedback
and I hope you will be more satisfied with the end result when it goes
back up for review.
Best,
George
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