#11667: Cache groebner basis independend of degree bound
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   Reporter:  vbraun                                                            
            |          Owner:  malb        
       Type:  enhancement                                                       
            |         Status:  needs_work  
   Priority:  major                                                             
            |      Milestone:  sage-4.7.2  
  Component:  commutative algebra                                               
            |       Keywords:              
Work_issues:  Error prone computations may be done explicitly, but must not be 
the default  |       Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:  Simon King                                                        
            |         Author:  Volker Braun
     Merged:                                                                    
            |   Dependencies:              
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Comment(by john_perry):

 Replying to [comment:9 vbraun]:
 > Replying to [comment:8 SimonKing]:
 > > I don't understand what `truncated_groebner_basis(force=True)` is
 supposed to do. Do you mean that it should insert the truncated basis into
 the cache of the `groebner_basis` method (in the way I indicated earlier),
 such that it will be used in all subsequent normal form computations?
 >
 > Yes, that is what I meant. This will ensure it is used in _all_
 subsequent computations, not just normal forms.

 If the user subsequently called `groebner_basis()`, would it return the
 truncated version even if the correct basis was desired? If so, how would
 one avoid that? I could easily see someone in the future using
 `truncated_groebner_basis(force=true)` and someone else having problems
 because (s)he is unaware that `groebner_basis()` is returning a cached
 method.

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