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Installation fails on yay-installed Sage #2
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Similarly to the first issue, I solved this one by using a self-compiled version of Sage. It might be useful to mention this detail in the docs. Now fgb_sage works flawlessly with Sage 9.1. I'd still gladly submit a pull request as regards the docs if there's any will. |
Could you say how the other Sage was installed? |
Sure, I used this package https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/sagemath/, which I installed using the package manager yay on Arch Linux. |
You could maybe reopen this issue and change the title to |
The first two issues in this repo could be renamed:
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So maybe open a third issue for improving the docs, |
Thanks for bringing this up. I was not aware of this – apparently the script The simplest way to fix this might be to copy that file into this repository. Regarding #1 , the version of Sage (8.1) might just have been too old. |
This should be fixed now, finally, at least on Arch. Feel free to reopen if there is still a problem on another distribution. |
I'm trying to install the package into Sage 9.1 and I can't get over the following error:
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Applying patches.
sh: sage-apply-patches: command not found
Failed to apply patches.
The error pops out when running 'sage setup.py test'.
I'd be happy to fix it on my own and perhaps submit a pull request, but I'm stuck at this.
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