#10682: sum fails with lower bound != 0 or 1 (upgrade maxima to 5.26)
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   Reporter:  fmaltey                                                           
               |          Owner:  burcin    
       Type:  defect                                                            
               |         Status:  needs_work
   Priority:  critical                                                          
               |      Milestone:  sage-5.0  
  Component:  symbolics                                                         
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Work_issues:  several doctests need to be patched due to  changes in output 
format/term order  |       Upstream:  N/A       
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Comment(by dimpase):

 Replying to [comment:24 jpflori]:
 > As far as the Sage patch is concerned, it would be nice to limit the
 length of code lines to 79 characters.
 >
 > For example, in sage/symbolic/relation.py you corrected the output but
 put everything on one line, which is not very readable in 80 char
 terminals.

 oops, OK, I somehow had trouble splitting lines, and thought that the
 doctests framework doesn't quite allow this.
 What is the syntax? Will it just ignore '\n', anywhere ?

 >
 > The error in f.nintegal() should definitely raise an Error. Letting it
 output of tuple of reals is wrong. I'll try to locate where this should
 take place if you have no time or no idea.

 Are you saying that this "error code"=6 is a new addition in Maxima, and
 is not properly handled by the Sage interface?

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