#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 jpflori):

 Replying to [comment:26 dimpase]:

 > 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 ?

 I think that you can more or less split where there is a space.

 You can just copy what used to be done for the previous examples.

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

 I'm not sure that this is new, but:

  * Sage used to return a ValueError so I guess that it used to catch a
 Maxima error and translate it
  * So it seems that Maxima's behavior has changed even though the "6" case
 used to be there, maybe a Maxima expert could tell us why this was
 decided. Anyhow, your fix might be the right one then...

 A last comment, in your modification to desolve() you modify the domain
 var of Maxima.

 So if I use domain=real with your code, then all of Maxima will use
 domain=real afterwards.

 Maybe we'd better set back domain to whatever it was worth before at the
 end of the computation.

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