Either I'm overlooking something obvious, or there's been a subtle bug
slumbering for a while there.
The issue happens for me in runtests.py line 1003: It's calling f(),
where a test function such as test_transpose had previously been
assigned to f.
Now it's using the globals from runtests.py, not those of the file being
tested (test_transpose.py). And for some reason I haven't been able to
find out yet, the transpose function is in test_transpose.py's globals
but not in those of runtests.py.
What I find remarkable is that runtest.py goes to great lengths to
construct that set of globals inside its gl variable, but does not
submit these to the f() call.
I suspect gl should be passed in to the f() call as globals to use, but
I'm not too sure whether that's indeed correct; my understanding of
runtests.py is a bit too narrow to be sure of anything actually.
So... can somebody tell whether that's indeed the problem?
I'm committing the failing tests in
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/pull/2535 so people can see the problem
on their machines.
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